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Read your novels/texts. Know your novels/texts. Even if you don't like English, if you're playing the ENTER game, it's time to work your butt off because English is the first score that goes into the calculation of your ENTER. Your English teacher is now your new best friend. |
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To get a feel of what the examiners are looking for in the official exams, check out the assessment reports on the VCAA website. You should find general comments and possibly 'clues' on what they will put on this year's exams. Usually, if a certain topic has been previously done badly they will try and test it again. |
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For studies with large enrolments (1,000 or more students):
IN THE STATE! |
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For a certain period of time after the VCE results are released, you may apply for a Statement of Marks that includes marks obtained for the examination/performance/other graded assessments, as well as the calculation of study score. The application form for this should be included in the results package sent to you, otherwise it can be downloaded here. Each statement costs $8.55 and make sure you apply before the dateline if interested. |
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Always always always do the homework and read all textbooks before the year begins! |
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