Rate your VCE exams out of 10!

[Joseph41]

Use this thread to rate how you think each of your exams went as you get them through them. Might be interesting to look back on after exams!

I'll start with what I thought immediately after each exam (I've since graduated, so these aren't from this year):

> Business Management: 7/10
> English Language: 6/10
> Further Maths #1: 10/10
> Further Maths #2: 9/10
> HHD: 10/10
> Psychology #1 (had a mid-year exam back in the day): 7/10
> Psychology #2: 8/10
> Visual Communication Design: 2/10

Average: 7.4/10

Those who have already graduated, feel free to join in!

[Joseph41]

How are you all faring?

[Erutepa]

How are you all faring?

Haven't done all my exams yet but I'll put down what I have done and edit later

English: 8/10
Psychology: 9/10
Methods 1: 6/10
Methods 2: 7/10
Chemisty:  5/10
Physics:  9/10

Average = 8.8

EDIT: updated scores

[Sine]

Again this is not from this year

Rating from what I remember my initial thoughts after pens down, leaving the exam room and before checking answers and talking to others.

> Biology: 7/10
> English: 8/10
> Methods Exam 1: 7/10
> Methods Exam 2: 7/10
> Specialist Exam 1: 7/10
> Specialist Exam 2: 7/10
> Chemistry: 9/10

Average 7.4/10

For anyone wondering this had basically no correlation to my study scores.

[Joseph41]

For anyone wondering this had basically no correlation to my study scores.

Interesting! Based on my first post, I rated my exams as:

1. HHD
2. Further Maths
3. Psychology
4. Business Management
5. English Language
6. VCD

And my final study scores were:

1. HHD
=2. Psychology
=2. Business Management
4. Further Maths
=5. English Language
=5. VCD

But the gap between those study scores was quite small; I didn't do as poorly in the exams I thought I flunked as initially expected. I think it's easy to focus on the questions you think you messed up post-exam rather than all the ones you think you did well on.

[Sine]

I think it's easy to focus on the questions you think you messed up post-exam rather than all the ones you think you did well on.

Definitely - I think my maths rating of 7/10 are basically because I was just considering anything I wasn't 100% on as completely messing up and given I was aiming for high study scores I knew how much just a few marks could impact my score. Thankfully, at the end (also when looking at exam solutions) it was all fine.

EDIT: Also biology given how scoring can be quite assessor dependent is probably why it is also a 7/10

[pugs]

for my exams so far

english: 6/10
biology: 7/10
chemistry: 5/10
further 1: 8/10
further 2: 7.5/10
methods 1: 7/10
methods 2: 7/10

average so far: 7/10

yikes chemistry was a flop