Hello everyone, I just wanna ask what prior knowledge is necessary for intermediate French at Nossal?
2022 Victorian Selective Entry Test Results
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hopeful this has happened to me as well, but I think I know why. My friend had two superiors and got in, I got 3 and didn't but was instead offered PD, then a second round offer (I'm talking about mhs). I asked around about it and came to a conclusion that because I did an alternative exam date (I had caught covid on the main exam) the administrators of the exam maybe decided to check if I wasn't faking covid jsut to get 3 more weeks of studying. Needless to say, once I submitted the PD papers, I received an offer 2 days later. Maybe this could help but I honestly dunno.
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I just read this in the website "The required knowledge in any section will not exceed that found in the Year 8 curriculum". This is for my daughter who will start Year 7 this year in GWSC. Does this mean my daughter need to prepare materials from Year 8 or Year 9?
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Hello I'm sitting the select entry school exam this year for entry in 2024. Do you think I should put Nossal or Macrob as my first preference, (macrob and melbourne high seem like more popular options at my school and there are less places at nossal.)? Also I attend a very very very competitive school, do you think equity consideration will help me? Thank you.
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I am going for the selective entry exam this year and I would like to ask something. I have been browsing around on the ATAR NOTES Selective School Admission Test Server and have commonly seen this phrase "Keep it simple." Should I really keep my written expression simple? One of the people gave a really bad essay idea to show that even that essay if kept simple would get you a good high percentile in the test, is this true? Some other guy said to make your essay sound deep even if it isn't. So I am conflitcted as to whether to keep my story simple and boring which could be a bad decision or make it sound deep which also... could be a bad decision. An experienced person please give me your thoughts!
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hi all, these are the results in my mock exam, do you think i have a chance to get in?
Mathematics = High Average
Verbal Reasoning = Average
Quantitative reasoning = Above average
Writing Persuasive = Superior
Writing Creative = Superior
Reading Comprehension = Above average
my school is not really that comeptitive
Hey guys, does anyone who got in have any tips for the exam, theres less a little more than a week left and some extra tips would be great, thanks!
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I just sat the test on 14th July for the year 11 exam. Don't have great tips but here you go:
- Remember to sleep well before the exam day and DON'T study a couple of days before. I did it, and trust me, it really helps.
- On exam day, just pretend like you are solving a normal worksheet at home, I'm not too sure if this will work for you, but it did for me.
- After you complete 10 questions, mark them on your answer sheet. (The answer sheet is separate) otherwise, you might leave yourself with 1 min at the end to do it for 60 questions.
- For the creative writing bit, make sure you use at least one of the quotes/images provided, I nearly forgot. It's in the instructions, but you don't have time to read that!
- For the reading comprehension part, read the question first, then the options, and then the text. It wastes a lot of time if you read the text first.
- You WILL have to guess LOTS of questions, so make sure you make an educated guess. When you need to blindly guess (trust me you will have to due to time constrain) choose 'c' or the most recurring letter. Many people say it works. It's better than randomly selecting your answers.
- Try to come a bit early to your examination place. Get used to the environment. You'll be less nervous, and the less nervous you are, the better.
- To be honest, while you are waiting for the exam to start, everyone looks so smart. That can get a bit pressuring, but remember, they think the same of you. So you are really smart too
Give it your best shot. Have a good night's sleep, breakfast, exercise, skincare, or anything that you find relaxing. I hope you do amazing!
Hope this helps a bit
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Hi does anyone have any practice tests that will help for the exam, because the ones online are really easy, and it does not really help me learn anything
Study-Hard Thanks this helped a lot... also do we have to fill answers with a pen or can we use a pencil bc what if u need to change ur answers?
how many superiors do you need to clear the exam??
this is based of my school which isn't really that competitive.
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Depends on what school you're trying for. I'd say that with 3 superiors, you'll probably get into the school you want. However there are some kids at Nossal that got in with only 1 superior, and maybe 1 or 2 that got in with no superiors but I think they got in through principal's discretion. But yeah 3 superiors with no averages will probably get you in.
Hello, have you already done an exam? My exam is literally in 4 days and I am so stressed! Is it possible to get in with atleast 1 superior and others as averages or high averages into Suzanne Cory or McRobs?
And is there any particular maths formulas that should be revised?
All help is appreciated! 
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any tips for reading comprehension and numerical? reading comprehension is definitely my weakest point and want to know if there is anything i can do to improve it within this short timeframe? also please share some tips for numerical or any other subject in general. it would be greatly appreciated!