Past Papers (2017 list)

[dan964]

2017 Resource List
Bookmarks
New tidied list for 2017. You would have noticed that recently; the 2016 one has been deleted/edited.

[1] thsconline
I will continue to update this site, but to send files through, create a google drive folder and share the link by replying to this post below.... (I will check and upload any new papers). I will be busy with university and the rest of life, so no further enquiries will be taken. I am consolidating a lot of the collection, meaning a lot of files have and will be deleted. Most of what is up on the website is staying, but any other files not on the website by month's end will be deleted (and some already have been)...

***I still have these files, which are scheduled for deletion soon, so if you want them, please download as soon as you can, some will be readded to the main website: http://tinyurl.com/thsc5 and http://tinyurl.com/thsc6. These folders have been taken out of the archives/access-point, so please by all means download before I delete them.

[2] HSC Central http://hsccentral.weebly.com/
Useful resources including past papers and notes for many subjects up to 2011. This site is maintained by the same user that has helpfully posted question by topic booklets on this forum.

[3] Mr Woo (Wootube) http://misterwootube.com/
Maths resources for Year 10-12 sites; as well as IPT resources. This site has useful videos for these subjects, including topics which are not covered in the HSC curriculum, but might be of some use for those continuing mathematics in tertiary studies. This site is mantained by Mr Woo; who as of 2015; is the Head Teacher of Mathematics at Cherrybrook Tech HS

[4] VirtualB15 http://virtualb15.edublogs.org/
Useful exercises and videos which explain the key concepts in both the Year 11 and HSC Extension 1 and 2 Maths courses. This site is maintained by Mr Simmons; who as of 2015; teaches at Baulkham Hills HS

[5] Angelfire 4U http://users.tpg.com.au/nanahcub/me2.html
Material mostly relevant for Ext 2 mathematics students; but also contains updates on syllabus changes, and material to extend yourself. This site has useful material designed to extend beyond the extent of the course, again useful for those continuing mathematics in tertiary studies. This site has a large collection of maths papers and HSC solutions, most of which are duplicated on this site. This site is maintained by Mr Buchanan, who as of 2015; teaches at Taylors College; and who is also present on this forum.


Make sure to check the ATAR Notes above link and the sticky posts for your subject (e.g. Maths stuff etc.) as these may have links as well.
I have just posted the ones I am familiar with.

Discontinued Websites
[6] HSC CSU
https://web.archive.org/web/20150522070414id_/http://hsc.csu.edu.au/

Please note hasn't been updated since 2014.
Summaries for a large range of HSC subjects provided by Charles Sturt University.

[7] No Intrigue http://www.nointrigue.com/blog/notes/mathematics/
HSC notes for Mathematics (also available for Physics) and other resources. This site is accurate 2003.

[brenden]

Thanks so much Dan!

[elysepopplewell]

Dan, you are, the man.

[dan964]

If you want to contribute a resource, provided it is not a competitor website to this site go ahead...

[sophiemacpherso]

This is amazing thankyou !!!

[yvette.rosa]

OMG this saved my life

[DalvinT]

I really like AceHSC as well! Check it out...

[kiwiberry]

I stumbled upon this site while searching for HSC papers and it's so amazing!! It has all the HSC questions sorted into the relevant syllabus modules and dot points as well as the solution so you don't have to keep switching between tabs. Thought I would share
https://www.hscninja.com/

[SRH923]

^ HSC Ninja is awesome! it filters out topics and dotpoints into questions of the respective hsc past papers. Must use guys!

[dan964]

I would advise against using acehsc, only because they tend to put up papers they shouldn't, i.e. independent papers.
(Not to mention they simply just replicated what I had, about 6 months ago, I know because of all the mistakes in filenames I used to have)

Apart from that, the site is okay.


HSCNinja is a good site, I'd recommend this site. can be a bit a buggy in places, but overall good.

[jamonwindeyer]

I seem to remember seeing Independent papers on there in the past as well - Even without that, AceHSC's collection is pretty tiny compared to Dan's on THSC anyway. So regardless of the rationale, THSC is just an all round better choice for this sort of thing imo

[chloeannbarwick]

Thank you for these!

[armtistic]

You're the THSC guy??
I love the THSC guy! 

[jamonwindeyer]

You're the THSC guy??
I love the THSC guy! 

That's one for the LinkedIn headline.

Dan _______
The THSC Guy