Gabe-iitch05
Thanks,
Cohort of 20, strong performing private girls school (last year ranked No 1), I would be in the top 4-5 in cohort, cohort probably around 10 performing in A and 4-5 A+, remainder are mid-low grade.

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      Macaps

      A bit hard to say since sac% kind of mean nothing and practice exam scores would be better indicators but your rank is decent so I would gauage at least 42+ depends on how the state goes on the exam and yourself obviously

        Macaps with the way your sac scores right now and hoping that they will scale in the 90s, if you manage to get around 80% in the exam then you are looking at a study score of 44, which will scale to 42.6

          Hi can i please get a prediction, i do economics at keysborough secondary college (banksia campus)

          (Cohort of at least 20)

          Unit 3 Sacs
          Sac1: 83% Rank 2
          Sac2: 80% Rank 1
          Sac 3: 67% Rank 2

          Unit 4 Sacs
          Sac 1: N/A
          Sac 2: N/A

          Exam Prediction: 85%+

            minhnguyenx with your current sac scores and your rank, you can get a 38, with it scaling to 40, provided if you can get more than 85% in the exam

              i have gotten 73%, 80%, 75% in chemistry is it possible to get a 40 study score. what would i need to go on the exam to redeem

                chemistry1111 if your sacs dont scale up to a high A or A+ then you would need a really high A+ on the exam, maybe like 220+/240 but if your sacs do scale up then a low A+ should suffice for a 40 study score

                  2 months later

                  Hey guys, just wondering what exam score I would need for a 45+ in Englang? I belong to a relatively strong cohort (selective school) with 100 students. Appreciate your help!

                  U3: 89/100 (raw)
                  U4: 80/100 (raw) ---> I know average is around 67-70/100??

                  Yeah...Unit 4 was an L.

                  Hi, can I also have a study score prediction for physics please?
                  I go to a very strong cohort (I think my teacher said we are in the top 5 schools for physics? Not exactly sure):

                  SAC 1: 90%
                  SAC 2: 91%
                  SAC 3: 74% (might be scaled up since the average was around 45-50%)
                  SAC 4: 83%
                  SAC 5: 83%

                  Exam: Hoping for 85% but I believe I should at least get 80%

                  Is a raw 40 still possible?

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                    Hello, wondering if I could get a prediction for business management.

                    • I am rank 1 with 100% average

                    • The cohort is relatively good. The top 5 in the cohort have averages of about 97% whilst the median is around 80%. This means that the sacs are relatively easy, meaning the students may not receive the same marks on the exam.

                    • I expect the rest of the cohort to not achieve the same percentage on their exam as their sacs however if I were to get 100% on the exam what study score am I guaranteed.

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                      TylerHerro

                      If u get 100% on the exam, and are rank 1 (for both unit 3&4)

                      U should get a 50. (Raw)

                      However, there could be other factors at play. (Gat, indicative grades, etc…)

                        Anthony_Watson

                        Sac’s are sort of meaningless in predicting - because u don’t know how ur cohort will do on the exam.

                        But from previous years, it seems u need a 82-88% on the exam to get a raw 40. (From a quick glance at the 2020/2019 tsfx graphs)

                        76-82% for a scaled 40.

                        So yes it is possible!

                          I think I got low 70's on the busman exam and got a raw 37. so I think god is right when he says 80 would be needed for raw 40.

                          hey can I please get a study score prediction for hhd:

                          1. since I only have a cohort of 25 and our teacher does not disclose sac ranks or averages I am unable to answer this, im guessing hopefully top 50% of my class tho

                          2. strong bc I got to a selective school and our sacs are relatively more difficult compared to other schools

                          3. maybe 85+ but hoping for a 90+

                          4. GA 1 score - 90%
                            GA 2 score - 91%

                          Same here, please, for accounting
                          Sac rank is somewhere top 5 (teacher doesn't disclose exact rank)
                          Cohort of a bit more than 100 students (Melbourne high)
                          Not sure I can confidently say how strong my cohort will perform in the exam. I'd guess a bit worse than last year's cohort. Hopefully that's useful
                          Aiming for mid 90s in the exam

                          hii can I please get a prediction for psych and business, please

                          I'm ranked 1 in both business and psych with cohort sizes of 5 and 12 respectively

                          Psych
                          sac 1- 92%, average=72%
                          sac 2 -86%, average= 61%
                          sac 3 -92.5%, average= 77.5%
                          sac 4 -93.3%, average = 68%
                          sac 5 - 94.3%, average =76%
                          and am hoping for a 90+ on the exam, would that let me get at least a 45?

                          Busman
                          sac 1- 85, average = 69%
                          sac 2- 83%, average = 67%
                          sac 3 - 76%, average= 63%
                          sac 4 - 84% , average= 74%
                          sac 5 88%, average = 77%
                          hoping to get a 85+% on the exam
                          would that let me get a 40 ss??

                          Thank you so much!! 😄

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