Class of 2025 (2025 HSC CHAT) (8 Viewers)

[Trial&Error]

Question for hsc exams other than english. Do we need to use a separate booklet or page or something every time we need extra space?

I normally need extra space for almost every long response question in bio and physics and if that's the case, it'll be really annoying.

 

[Kat.crazi]

Question for hsc exams other than english. Do we need to use a separate booklet or page or something every time we need extra space?

I normally need extra space for almost every long response question in bio and physics and if that's the case, it'll be really annoying.

I just cram it into the bottom of the page lollll oops don’t do that tho
Isn’t there extra working space at the back?

 

[rirish61]

Question for hsc exams other than english. Do we need to use a separate booklet or page or something every time we need extra space?

I normally need extra space for almost every long response question in bio and physics and if that's the case, it'll be really annoying.

Usually theres extra space at the back of the paper, but if you need more space you just write them all in one (or as many as you need) other writing booklet, or at least thats what they did in my trials. Just make sure you clearly label what question you're answering and write in the actual question that you continued the response in extra space/writing booklet

 

[Trial&Error]

I just cram it into the bottom of the page lollll oops don’t do that tho
Isn’t there extra working space at the back?

Yeh there is space on the back but's its only like one page. I normally need like 2 or 3 lol. I need to work on succinct writing

 

[parmesean]

How is engineering? It’s not on my uac atm but it seems interesting and never knew enough about it to make any concrete decisions

its very diverse, first year you learn everything from pure maths to electrical circuits and group design. it's hard, but engineering is such a well-respected degree that you can transfer into pretty much anything you want with a half-decent WAM.

u can also do many jobs that arent engineering with an engineering degree, for example, my WAM is currenly 90 and if i keep that up i would 100% get recruited by an investment bank at my graduation time. companies want people with engineering degrees for business positions since they tend to be more analytical. engo is a very flexible degree

 

[Trial&Error]

Usually theres extra space at the back of the paper, but if you need more space you just write them all in one (or as many as you need) other writing booklet, or at least thats what they did in my trials. Just make sure you clearly label what question you're answering and write in the actual question that you continued the response in extra space/writing booklet

Okay thanks!

 

[Kat.crazi]

Yeh there is space on the back but's its only like one page. I normally need like 2 or 3 lol. I need to work on succinct writing

Yea I get that, I am kinda worried they won’t be able to read my work bc I hate getting extra booklets it’s so annoying

 

[Kat.crazi]

its very diverse, first year you learn everything from pure maths to electrical circuits and group design. it's hard, but engineering is such a well-respected degree that you can transfer into pretty much anything you want with a half-decent WAM.

u can also do many jobs that arent engineering with an engineering degree, for example, my WAM is currenly 90 and if i keep that up i would 100% get recruited by an investment bank at my graduation time. companies want people with engineering degrees for business positions since they tend to be more analytical. engo is a very flexible degree

Damn that actually sounds really good, I’ll keep that in mind
The main fields I was looking into were mechanical and civil before I got distracted by hsc and trials lol

 

[Trial&Error]

Yea I get that, I am kinda worried they won’t be able to read my work bc I hate getting extra booklets it’s so annoying

Yeh its annoying. Just be careful with writing under the line at the bottom. One of my friends did that for English cause it was her last sentence and she didn't want to get an extra booklet, and she didn't read the warning and only found out after we told her like yesterday.

 

[atarivx]

Less of a hybrid. According to Marx's writing socialism is the first step towards communism. It is characterised by state capitalism and generally they prefer gradual reforms to achieve communism rather than a revolution which most Marxist-Leninists (such as myself) believe in

marx made no such distinction lil bro, he only refers to the "first" phase of a communist society. a phase that is "still stamped with the birthmarks of [capitalism] from whose womb it comes." It is lenin that adopts the term socialism for this phase in chapter 5 of state and revolution, in which he characterises marx's definition as inequality existing only in proportion to the economic revolution so far attained.

 

[erin_4school]

Yeh its annoying. Just be careful with writing under the line at the bottom. One of my friends did that for English cause it was her last sentence and she didn't want to get an extra booklet, and she didn't read the warning and only found out after we told her like yesterday.

omg i think i would cry. but also the warning is like all over the booklet so..

 

[Kat.crazi]

Yeh its annoying. Just be careful with writing under the line at the bottom. One of my friends did that for English cause it was her last sentence and she didn't want to get an extra booklet, and she didn't read the warning and only found out after we told her like yesterday.

lol wait which line the shaded grey one down the side or is there another one?

 

[parmesean]

Damn that actually sounds really good, I’ll keep that in mind
The main fields I was looking into were mechanical and civil before I got distracted by hsc and trials lol

mechanical and civil r the best by far

 

[Trial&Error]

lol wait which line the shaded grey one down the side or is there another one?

This one. It’s on every exam

 

[Clai]

Yea I get that, I am kinda worried they won’t be able to read my work bc I hate getting extra booklets it’s so annoying

this is so reall. for me, its usually in maths cause its rlly annoying with those small writing booklets

 

[Kat.crazi]

This one. It’s on every exam
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OHHH nvm I didn’t write on that lol

 

[Lee Harvey Oswald]

the "don't make marks below this line" is just so nothing gets cut off right? bc i was always terrified id get disqualified or something for writing in the wrong place

 

[Clai]

the "don't make marks below this line" is just so nothing gets cut off right? bc i was always terrified id get disqualified or something for writing in the wrong place

ya bc they rip out the pages and scan them to give to other markers. and if u write outside of those lines, it risks being missed by scanning

 

[cloudqlia]

its very diverse, first year you learn everything from pure maths to electrical circuits and group design. it's hard, but engineering is such a well-respected degree that you can transfer into pretty much anything you want with a half-decent WAM.

u can also do many jobs that arent engineering with an engineering degree, for example, my WAM is currenly 90 and if i keep that up i would 100% get recruited by an investment bank at my graduation time. companies want people with engineering degrees for business positions since they tend to be more analytical. engo is a very flexible degree

thats mad. very set on engineering next year for unsw and am juggling between like telecomms or mechanical atm IDKK

 

[parmesean]

thats mad. very set on engineering next year for unsw and am juggling between like telecomms or mechanical atm IDKK

oo excitinggg! dont worry much abt the discipline cos u can LITERALLY change it in seconds on the myunsw website at any point during the year if you have a change of heart. if u like engineering youll love the facilities at unsw