How I got a 99.95 ATAR (99 ATAR Study Tips)
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- Опубліковано 27 чер 2024
- Hey guys! In this video, Dineth (who got an ATAR of 99.95) goes over some of the key planning and studying strategies that he learned and used for the HSC exams in Year 12 to great effect! These are the 4 key strategies that he used to be able to get a 99+ ATAR. Hope you can learn some tips on how to get a 99 ATAR and also achieve a high ATAR of your own! 👊
Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:30 Subject Selection
2:51 Planning
5:57 Study Routine
7:37 Mindset
10:19 What's next?
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🙋🏻♂️ Who are we?
My name is Shane and I am an Engineering and Commerce graduate from The University of Sydney and I completed the HSC in 2017 with an ATAR of 99.90.
Dineth is my high school friend who is currently in his 3rd year studying medicine at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) and he completed the HSC in 2017 with an ATAR of 99.95.
This channel is dedicated to studying tips and motivation for high school/ HSC and university/ college students and giving prospective uni students an insight into college life. I hope you can find these useful! Enjoy!
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amazing... 5hrs/weekday and 8hrs/weekend, no wonder this guy succeeded. When I asked the high achievers how they did it, they would always say the same thing - practice everyday. There's really no shortcut. Thanks for the informative video ☺️
you're welcome!!
But there’s also high achievers who only study 3 hours?
@@jmah2838 if that's per day on top of school, that's a fair amount still.
@@ShaneHuang88 How is this possible to do when also participating in light level sport. Does 3hr weekday and 4 or 5 hours weekend still have a similar effect.
@check six 🧢 🧢 🧢
So no bongs at lunch?
Unfortunately not I guess
worked for me:)
@@ISCDESIGNAustralia not for me, I got a less than 30 atar.
@@ISCDESIGNAustralia 39 atar
Why go to school at all?
You’re my hero Dineth
You're welcome!!! :)
I like this guy he's on the hustle.
hahaha
This was such a helpful and motivating video. Thank you :))
Youre welcome!
Hi UA-cam, WHY have you recommended this to me? I've already DONE the HSC, it's gonna be a bit difficult for me to GO BACK and get a better ATAR
I feel like UA-cam is just rubbing it in my face that I didn’t even scrape a 70 🤡
Ignore it! Go back to watching cute kitten videos....
7:17 respect the jimmy zhang shirt
Hahaha
Oh this is actually useful for me as I am going into yr 10, I have one year to get used to a new timetable and a new mindset and get ready for next year, love the video man, I appreciate you sharing your tips to us.
Glad you found it helpful!
How’s year 10 going Hanish
@@phypid6246 so far my results r great I am proud of it, increased my time and also effort at home when studying, so yeh its fine😀
How'd you go in year 12 btw? haha im a bit late
thanks really needed this! I got exams coming up in a week and I'm in year 10, wish me luck I will try my best and come back later on with what subject I did the best in and what subjects I flopped in :D
to the peeps who are stressing: don't worry too much about your atar, all you need to do is try your best. In many cases even if you don't get a high enough atar you still sometimes can be accepted into the course you want to do, or you can transfer to the course you didn't get into down the track. PLEASE just know that your atar does not define you. Also no one talks about atars after high school. Good luck! from a 2020 graduate
well mybe but what about med?
@@baharfardipour4995 that's why I said "in many cases" not all cases.
@@baharfardipour4995 You can transfer. For universities such as Bond and JCU you can apply for non-standard entry in your first/second year if you didn't get accepted through undergraduate straight after high school. If you don't get in through that then there's postgraduate as well, another option.
i need a 97 atar for my uni course though
So helpful just starting year 12 this year
Youre welcome!
Im only in year 9 and ive started looking at subjects for HSC and this video is helping me decide!
nice!
Gosh I hope the students listen to you. We teachers say this over and over again but we are often ignored.
Thanks!
Maybe u repeat sometimes so many times it turns into white noise
Loved the video!
The moment he said he put in alot of maths and liked chemistry and physics... i already left the chat
this was a really helpful video!! one question though: does studying after school include doing the homework? or is it just revising the work??
than you for uploading this after the hsc just passed. just inspect elemented a 99.95
Lmao
It's really nice bro, I m thankful 🙏.
Glad it helped!
I am year 12 student in NSW too, thanks to your tip. I will leave my comment here and I will come back when I get my ATAR in the end of this year👍🏻👍🏻
Best of luck!
Hi, I received my Atar today, I tried real hard in school, ace all the SAC, top 1 in classes and end up with 88.65 ATAR🙂🙂
I just want to let people know one thing, I’ve earned the right to say that I tried my best though I failed the final exam. You guys go and earn the right to say “ I tried my best too”. Good luck you all!
Hey I’m a year 10 student who is going to year 11 this year and I was wondering when do you think it is the perfect time to drop a subject
Before you get into Year 12, we both recommend only doing 10 units!
Thanks
@@bobthebuilder8157 definitely speak to your senior coordinators when the time comes, your teachers will always have valuable information about this stuff!
@@philbanno I'll be sure to do that and thanks for the advice
@@bobthebuilder8157 no worries mate, if you're curious I've got some vids on my channel that I think you'll be interested in too :)
I'm in 8th grade... tf am i doing here-
@JOHNNY TSIMOGIANNIS wish m was in yr 8 with this mindset keep going guys
@JOHNNY TSIMOGIANNIS lm 19 but life is great lm on the right path it would have been easier had l not been messing around between yr8-yr12 my intellect would have developed so much faster.
Bruh most of us here are yr8 or under
DSJKS SAME
i'm in 7th grade...
I am from SA so it might be a little different over here, but did you take the scaling of subjects into consideration when choosing? (I’m going into year 11 this year)
I'm not Australian or doing my ATARs but I thought that this would help me on my tests in my country :)
Good luck!
@@ShaneHuang88 Thank you!
You ever get the feeling that you’re just not smart enough.
Hard work is very important too!
@@ShaneHuang88 Hi, I watched the study timetable video and liked, subscribed, and commented my email but still haven't received the template yet. Could you please send it to me? It will be super helpful for me!! Thank you :) email: jessicachen6874@gmail.com
@@ShaneHuang88 yeah but not to this level bro.
Pro tip, hard work won't get you there. You only got it or you ain't so just do something you like.
There are differences in a students ability to work hard depending on their natural intelligence. Higher IQ (above average) students always talk about hard work paying off and while this is true in every regard the ability to focus and enter a level of flow comes easier when you are naturally gifted allowing for less distractions and more concentration on the task.
As a student in Victoria currently failing in Methods, thanks!
omg finally someone that studies commerce, I was wondering about spaced repetition and how to have an effective schedule when you have 5 courses with active group projects and assignments but still has midterms 6 weeks from the start of school. Like I want to keep up with material weekly but sometimes it gets really hard to do. DO you have any preferred study schedule or spaced rep interval that would be effective for a heavy workload? Thanks
Not really, I just make sure I dont fall behind, I've made a video on uni study which should be coming late next month :)
i failed my physics exam and was super sad all day but this video rlly helped and motivated me...thank you ... question..did u do any outside of school activities or extracurricular activities? if so how did u balance it with the hours of study u missed?
Glad it helped!! I just focus on trying my best for the future cos you can't change the past
Scaling was where I messed up in, my teachers never told me the specifics of how each subject is scaled differently. So I picked my subjects, did well in them, expected a decent/good ATAR and got way below what I expected. Hit me pretty hard tbh. Still got offers to uni so there’s that.
What subjects did you do? I feel like scaling is talked about way too much in the HSC even though it doesn’t really matter. You can still achieve a 99+ ATAR in almost any subject
Logan Smee I don’t think it’s practically possible to get a 99+ if you choose certain subjects
Damn that's unfortunate but good for you on the uni offers. Out of curiosity, what subjects did you end up choosing?
Scaling really isn't something to consider unless you're performing so well that even one mark more would make a difference (ie people aiming for ~99.5+). Scaling is there to balance out all the subjects and make them the 'same' difficulty. If you do an easy subject vs a hard subject it turns out the same because rhe easy subject scales low (but you do well) and the harder subject scales well (but you do badly).
@@zs9301 Its not really how "easy" or "hard" the subject is its more the competition in that subject and the average score that most people in that year achieved
Ugh not me choosing physics, biology and maths even though I’m trash at science... I love it though 😢
that's what matters most. You're on the right track!!!
Bro it doesn’t matter if u trash at science you will do better on a subject you like but are trash at than a subject your good at but u hate
same hahaha love physics but do bad in it
thank you, i am at year 12 and I definitely messed up my first semester, I will use the advices in this video and see how my Atar turn out I guess
How did you go?
how did your score go?
@@breezah8112 turnt out to be 92.4%!
50% hard work and 50% is natural talent
Agreed initially, though people with low talent and a hard work ethic will outperform those with high talent and low enthusiasm
You have a very good brain. Good memory. Intelligent too. Thats amazing 99.95. 👏
Thanks mate!
@@ShaneHuang88 Are you indian?
I have to watch this video when I’m in older Senior Class.
hey im planning on doing the same double degree you're doing, and im in year 12 and dont want to regret it, can you make a video on your insite on the enginnering and commerce degree
Good boy, keep up the good work, all the best in the future, I wish more of my students reasoned and worked like you, but...:(((((, please take care
Inspirational
Hey man, thank for this video, I'm going into my HSC year now. Just wondering if you have any more tips for motivation with study?
same with me i struggle with motivation and I have VCE now
@JOHNNY TSIMOGIANNIS HSC is the end of year exam in new south wales, its gives your atar score out of 99.95, just like VCE
You forgot one; be attending a school that’s not in a socioeconomically disadvantaged area. Honestly makes it so much harder.
that's a fair point :(
@@ShaneHuang88 no hate man love the vid just saying :)
Your uni might give you extra points based on your location
thanks it helped
Glad it helped
What do you do to study? There’s only so many questions you can do, and I find that I have trouble studying because I run out of things to do
Edit: I haven’t gotten Chem and Bio back yet, but otherwise I got all B’s and one A (in Maths). I graduate 2021, do you think it’s possible for me to achieve a 95 ATAR?
Wise up guys! This isn't about everybody getting a 99+ ATAR. It's about how SMART people can get a better ATAR. It follows that lesser motivated don't do as well - it goes with the territory and, they prolly won't be watching this how-to anyway.
I have all my tests on the same week and I’m not really sure how to study all of them and have a good routine if they all on same week
Thats a tough situation, just make sure you start studying and preparing for them earlier!
Thanks dude, this video was very helpful and insightful. Im a year 12 student graduating this year (2021), but I struggle immensely with performance under exams - my marks are decent, but not as good as they can be, compared to my test and assignment marks - and considering that year 12 is overall 70% exam based, this is an issue. Do you have any tips on how to improve exam performance/under pressure performance? Thanks.
Don't worry too much about the result, I just think if I try my best, ill be happy
@@ShaneHuang88 but what if the result is really important
Any tips for maths? I’m going into year 11 this year and I’m a bit worried as I’m doing advanced maths and barely made it in. Is there any tips and trick u can give to make sure I ace maths or don’t struggle with it?
I've made a video on maths haha
Hi, great video, Im quite confident with maths however, in exams I always make multiple simple errors on simple questions due to stress. Any tips?
For stress, i think focus on your mindset, and just think that you will try your best and don't worry about the result :)
@@ShaneHuang88 Hi back again...sorry. Would you have any advice on what subjects to do for HSC because i cannot find anywhere online the required subjects if there are any.
Thanks man
You're welcome!
@@ShaneHuang88 wow Man U actually replied. Wanted to say I seriously admire ur dedication to UA-cam aswell as studying. I too want to become a general practitioner, then a psychiatrist, but I’m only 14, any tips on how to become a gp (apart from the vid ur releasing soon. Big love man
First I saw an Asian UA-camr who got 99.00 atar now there's an Indian guy with 99.50, it just gets better.
Indians are still asians
very epic dineth
hahaha
thanks for the tip man, but i still dont know whether to drop 3 units for year 12 so i have 10 in total.
You got this! Its up to whether you're comfortable, we both recommend top 10 only :)
Hi, I am a year 11 student. Currently my subjects are English, Maths Advanced, Chemistry, Information and Processes Technology and Information and Digital Technology. On 1st week of term 1 I decided that I want to study medicine, for that I need an ATAR of at least 99. I like all the subjects I am doing but I am a bit scared about Chemistry and I want to change it to Industrial Technology Timber. Can you please tell me what things should I do from now to get into medicine? And if any of these subjects will hold me back from getting an high ATAR or getting into medicine.
Do you have any tips to students that have to work a job whilst completing school, being that studying while holding down a job is difficult
We you don’t work while you’re in year 12. If you want to have enough time to study
Hey :)
How far ahead would your group decide on tasks? Would you decide after the homework was assigned, or did you base it off a subject timeline you were given?
it would be based off the timeline, generally 2 -3 weeks in advance
@@ShaneHuang88 In advance of an upcoming SAC?
Appreciate the reply, always :)
Hii, is studying equivalent to doing exercises or would you say it is two separate components
Hey- can I know what sort of meditation vids/sites that you used? Or was it more self-driven than guided...
Liked and subscribed, could you send through the essays?
Hi I was just wondering if you study of the school holidays and if so how long ? And how did you figure out what to study ?
What subjects did you do and what were your study scores for them? Just really curious haha (especially maths). :)
Dineth mentioned them in the video! :)
Hey Dineth, I know it's been a while now and you may not remember, but could you please tell me what textbooks you used to study? Unfortunately, my school is using Maths in Focus, which is by far the easiest maths textbook there is. I don't feel challenged enough, and you like to have some harder questions.
i saw a levi shirt i love it
ayyy
Hi I’m going into year 9 in 2021 and I’m wanting to begin preparing for my atar as soon as possible. How many hours should I study each day outside of school? What are some recommendations for me to focus on my work and not procrastinate? Thanks, the video is really helpful!👍🏿
guys chill out
Now im going into yr 9! Did you end up finding a way to prepare? If so how please!
How much effort did you put into year 11 compared to year 12? I want to keep my job in year 11 where I usually work 3 shifts a week (all 3.5hrs+) and hopefully as well in year 12. Do you think its possible to do this and still get a 99 star?
You can do it! As long as you work hard and put time into your studies :)
Hey idk if you will respond but for ur study guide, what exactly did u do in those hours like homework study notes, etc thanks
He is the dream son
Hey, what subjects did you pick for medicine? Im in year 10 and subject selections are coming up in a term or so.
I understand you didn’t do much English in grade 12 but I’m struggling to study for english because I just don’t know where to start or what to do. Do you have any advice?
Hey! I did both English Atar and English Literature in yr 11. Which one did you take, I'd be happy to give you tips depending on which one
EDIT : I'm only doing literature in yr12, but I still know how the English atar course is structured having done it the previous year
@@b.l7491 I took english atar, thanks so much!
@@geraldiner2527 oh awsome! So basically what I did for English Atar is buy the good answers booklet, and literally model your essay paragraphs EXACTLY the same structure. Like, obviously don't copy the essay, but the structure is very important to copy. What I found helpful is going thru the good answer guide essays and highlighting;
1. everytime they link back to the main thesis (should be at the end, last sentence in that paragraph)
2. Everytime they use a quote (usually 2 per paragraph)
3. Everytime they link back to the topic sentence of that paragraph
Each paragraph should be a new genre convention (depending on the question you answer) but should always be relevant to the overall question you're trying to answer in your essay
For example, if I was analysing a book, and say the question was :
"How does text one represent ideas about indigenous australians"
I would then structure my thesis statement first ( look up thesis builder it's helpful), for example -> "Text one uses characterisation, setting and context to subvert traditional ideas about indigenous australians."
Then my three paragraphs would be on :
1.characters,
2. context and then
3.setting.
@@b.l7491 Ok thank you so much! I'll definitely have to pick up that book :)
did u do any tutoring?
my school is not a selective school and does not provide good notes for subjects. How should i know which book to buy?
@@kyufruit3205 could u send to me please
@@kyufruit3205 @mot0002@kwrsc.vic.edu.au
@@kyufruit3205 Hoi is it possible for you to also send me all those textbooks as it will really help me through year 11, please.
Here is my email: johnson.huynh4@education.nsw.gov.au
@@kyufruit3205 thank you so much. mstmarziam@gmail.com
@@kyufruit3205 you might get reported bud
With an ATAR of 99.95, would you mind telling why you didnt choose Uni of Sydney over UNSW , as it has a higher ranking? Keen to know.. thx.
Dinesh favourite subjects were maths, physics and chemistry. He did not like biology. My question is why medicine and not engineering ?
Hi! I was just wondering where you get your practice exams from? Are they from an online source or does your school give them to you?
the school has some and so does the board of studies website :)
@@ShaneHuang88 Ah thank you!
Hi, I'm currently a year 10 student who wants to start preparing for HSC a bit early. I'm wondering if the high school that I attend will have an effect on my ATAR because my high school isn't a top school.
not if you do really well!
I was just wondering how you figure out what to do when it feels like there is nothing to study?
How do you study in the holidays, I find it so difficult to discipline myself to work in the holidays
How do you study in general? There’s only so many questions you can do
thats where planning comes in! you want to pick the important things, we've made videos on it in the study smart study hard series where you want to choose things like past papers, etc.
Sense the answer.
Im a year 11 student that wants to do med at either usyd or unsw. internet says i need to have a minimum atar of 99.95 for usyd and 99.6 for unsw, with a high ucat score? could you agree on this?
Does English score have to be counted towards ATAR as one of the 4 top subjects or do u only have to at least pass it to get into uni?
in WA (i think) i heard that as long as you pass english then u can enter uni, like say u did 5 atar subjects and your english grade is the worst out of the 5 (although you passed) you can still enter uni (thats if the other 4 subjects all total up to your minimum atar score needed for your major). idk if it makes sense but i hope it helps
ATAR 99.5 ===> Medicine===> Set your mind to making money and forget everything else. Spent 7 hours per day, going through 30 to 50 clients per day and thinking about how much money I would make per day! The Medical Centre will make sure that "you do not spend more than 5mins per client(sorry patient)". Or be any kind of specialist. Anyway, my grandson is also aiming for medicine and high ATAR, he is in Year 9 and already planning his alternatives and best options. Sorry guys, I am going fishing. Too much thinking for ONE day. Dineth, is quite a good achiever and well motivated. Perseverance is the keyword. Good luck to all of you.
I've just started year 12 and I do advanced maths, biology and chemistry. I like biology but I don't like advanced maths or chemistry nor am I good at them, however I need them for the Uni course I'm trying to get into (BSc). Do you recommend dropping them both and possibly doing the course later than expected or should I keep them and do my best? Thanks, hope u respond
Im probably not the person you were hoping for but I'm in a similar boat. My degree BSc(Medsci) required me to do a math, bio and chem course but I only do math and bio. This is because chem is not a prerequisite rather assumed knowledge. I think you should double check on your degree (varies with uni) which subjects is assumed knowledge and which is prerequisite. If you really don't like chem/math, my university of choice (usyd) allows you to take bridging courses which spams 1 yr worth of chem into a 1 term workshop so you don't fall behind (varies in uni as well).
Tldr: check which is assumed knowledge and which is prerequisite
@@yeetusmcfeetus1031 Yeah I probably will take a bridging course but I don't like advanced maths and I'm not good at it and I know adv. maths is a prerequisite for BSc at usyd but chem isn't so it's really the problem with maths
@@conorpalmer2710 your taking just bsci right? (There's multiple branches of bachelor of science offered at usyd. Eg bsci (medsci). Honestly, math is a topic where hard work shows the most. People say that working through past papers is the best way to succeed. I would probably suggest (and what I'm doing when I receive my resources) is to work through the textbook that my school gave and learning the past papers that way.
@@yeetusmcfeetus1031 yeah ok ill try that man thanks for the advice
@@conorpalmer2710 hope to see you at usyd as well :)
Hey guys, im in year 9 and i want to become an obstetrician. My grades have been improving every year and im going to work even harder this year. How should i prepare for year 12? Should i even begin now, what would be a good time to start doing this? Also do my marks from year 8 in maths count towards anything i hope they dont.
hey! honestly im not very sure since i'm going into year 11 myself but your yr 8-9 grades really don't matter it's like a little practice for the like real deal ig? it's like building up the basics for your yr 11 and 12 maths and yes i do reccomend studying earlier because it would get a bit harder later on? I rlly dont know much im just giving the advice i received from my seniors ^_^
Hey, i got a question. Is ATAR hard? Are lectures easy to understand? I’m considering doing ATAR and my views on ATAR is.. studying a lot. For me, im good at studying and i have deligence which gives me good grades. But im just curious if the lectures are easy to understand or not, just from your opinion tho
Its fine if you dont fall behind, not too bad
seriously, people like me who mess around in yr12 got 94.7 so i think putting enough effort will get u at least an ATAR of 96.
Which states did u took the exam?
@@blakebarnes2304 u know what i messed around for the whole year till a month before external which i tried my hardest studying up to 15hrs/day and got 99.05 atar
Yeah honestly its not as much of a climb as people make it out to be. In my case, I had good internals and high scaling subjects. Even though I came out the exams feeling I did bad for all of em except math, I still got band 5 in everything and got e4 in math for an atar of 92.3
NICE
Stuff it, Honours Law at ANU ain't worth it. I can't manage to finish my English homework, that 97 atar minimum is gonna kill me. But as someone going into yr 10, this was super helpful, i already knew about the scaling of subjects but i now realise this is gonna be a hell of a hike to get to uni. GL fellow commenters.
I feel like I was forced and peer pressured into rushing my decision which led to dropping atar; I regret this so much and don't know what to do. I was ready to make my comeback, my personality struggled in semester 1 due to also of reasons that got nothing to do with school and I was ready to set it aside or work with it. I used to have trouble sitting down and doing my studies but I'm ready now. How can I sit in general and put in the most effort knowing that all of this could be towards my atar and could get a nice atar. Should I get my dad to call them and chat with them to let me back into atar? maybe I should do 4 stars instead of 5. I swear I feel ready to take that challenge on but idk because currently I have 0 c's and need 6 this semester meaning I need all 6 to go to yr 12. If I fuck up on atar then I'm DONe and I have to repeat the yr and I really don't want that. But taking risks pays off sometimes and what if this is the time I should take that risk, it might all pay off in the end. Or should I just do general even tho with all of the effort could possible go towards atar and just do a preparation 6 month course and a year long course to get into my desired course in medicine, but that'll take 1.5 yrs longer to get to where I wanna get, which is another 1.5 altogether 3 yrs to get to where I wanna get smhh atar is so much faster and all I wanna do is start my bachelor of surgery course. Idk give your opinion guys, please I need it.
Hey, how were you able to study so hard? You said you were studying like 5 hours on a Weekday and like 8 hours on a Weekend, personally I can't see myself doing anything like that. What kept you motivated, and how long did it take for you to actually get used to the study habit?
I hate it when no one replies but likes the comment omfg it kills me
@@krystip1079 😭
did you have a job during high school or did you study full time???
You can flex on your germ-killing ATAR, but I’ve invested in Dogecoin before it was cool. In all seriousness, thanks for your tips, my aim is low 90s (AR 91) for either aerospace or computer engineering
Well done on your investment hahah
@@ShaneHuang88 didn’t expect you to reply so soon
Is it worth using any study techniques
Kids dw I just got 36.25 this year and still got 2 offers
Lol nice!
I’m year 10 this year and have been trying to decide on my subjects for ages. I want to go into medicine after school and am aiming for an ATAR of at least 99.
The subjects I’m considering are biology, chemistry, physics, general English, maths methods, maths specialists, religion and ethics, study of religion and ancient history.
I have to have one religion and English and I want to study at least two science (need chemistry for medicine) and one math. I can choose 6 subjects overall. Which subjects do you think would be the best? I enjoy them all and am having a real tough time deciding.
I can tutor you english.
Thanks, but I think I should be alright. English isn’t something I struggle with too much.
The thing is…I don’t like the subjects that I’m good at. I’m good at math and picked both math method and spesh( I’m in Vic). But When I sit in math class I just feel bored...I choose them so that I can get a good atar but they make me so painful 😞
Thats not ideal, but what about the subjects you like?
@@ShaneHuang88 I find hospitality really interesting but you know…it‘s not a good choice when it comes to scaling
what to do when you do badly on a test? the best methods to study.
What was your UCAT percentile if you dont mind.
I did pretty well for someone who didn't study at all 😎
nice!
Hi, can i please get your english essays? I do the Crucible, Hagseed-Tempest, TS Eliot and Hamlet. I liked ur vids and subscribed!
I’m a year 8 here I’m really bad at math I’m trying my best to study by myself but I find it difficult
Hey, Im going into year 12 and was wondering when should I start studying for exams, like a month or 2 would be enough??
You should study for a week then take a break then when exam going to start study for a month have break every 2 days and don’t push yourself hard
And try to get ready
Definitely do all the past exams I did around 3 for each subject and got 71.45 atar sooooo yeahhh
@@ringo805 "all the past exams" LOL last year's QLD graduates had no past exams
It took a while for me to understand that dineth is Sri Lankan, not Indian.:)
Hi, I’m a Year 7 student, though I’m ok in all subjects, I want to pursue in the Medicine field. Pls can u tell me some tips how to love my subjects.
you still have many years to find what you love. you may even decide that medicine isnt for you (I was adamant i was going into medicine from when i was in year 3 until year ten!). but, i highly recommend trying different subjects each year until year ten (i wish i did this) and definitely take school seriously (another thing i wish i did in year seven). try to always aim high and you'll get there. year seven is all about finding you feet.
@@elladay7913 I’m going into yr 7 this year and I got above average or higher for every subject but I’m just scared that I’ll choose subjects that scale down and if I get something lower than 45 in some subjects that it will scale down really bad so I just feel nervous and stressed even though I haven’t turned 12 yet lmao
And my mum hit me with “listen, with where you are at now, if you continue like this, I reckon you’ll get a 93” and I was like 🥲
@@bertrandmarcou the subjects you choose won’t weigh you down until you’re in year 11, which is a while away, but your teachers will help you out and find what is best for you :)
Can you talk abt UCAT pls!