sui i would say yes so if 14 are allowed whoever from your school get the highest score gets in unless there are very similar score in that case you will either get a pd or as u said equal out the gender numbers meaning if 5 boys and 3 girls got the same score only four will get in 2 of each gender

    wait for the 10% rule is it 10% of your cohort or 10% of the people doing the exam in your school because theres like 300 students in my yr 8 cohort

      anisha so what is ur school if it is not p-9 then the 10 percent rule wont account also only 12 people are allowed at selective schools from urs may i ask how many are trying out

          anisha
          are u a p-9 school,if so then 30 people is the max who can recieve an offer in your whole cohort .thats a crazy percentage for u to get accepted!!🙂

              sui depends how many students are doing the test

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                Ronaldo i go to alamanda so its pretty competitive. sorry i have no idea how many people in total are trying but since theres a lot of students from my school preparing for the exam its safe to say at least more than 100 students

                    anisha

                    No way. I also go to alamanda! What a coincidence. Are you in everest by any chance? Anyways, good luck!

                        hi everyone i know i am talking about my maths and nr and other stuff a lot so it might get a bit annoying but how many questions would I have to get correct for maths and nr to get superior - how many you would recommend? I don't take tutoring at all and its mainly self-study and practice tests with the help of my family, but I am so worried that I am not prepared enough... i still hope i get in and wish the same for you all : )

                          @MMHS How do you find the deroza tests simple? Bro i find them kinda challenging. Also for the NR sample test for question 5 how do you use the simultaneous equations into the question? I know how to use simultaneous I just don't know how to put it into the question. I know how to do it if there was already a simultaneous equation there