2026 HSC CHAT (8 Viewers)

[Study to success]

What, why? Is your law exam that difficult?

Yeah law is hard. Eveb really smart people also struggle with it

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

What, why? Is your law exam that difficult?

nah its not its just an introductory course but i just feel embarrassed writing my response because the lecturers there are so experienced that i sound like a kindergartener

 

[its_ace21]

i would literally pay to do paper 2 again than do the law exam tmr

arent law exams open book or is ur one not

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

arent law exams open book or is ur one not

they are

 

[Dzeeshr]

nah its not its just an introductory course but i just feel embarrassed writing my response because the lecturers there are so experienced that i sound like a kindergartener

Oh nah i get what U mean, you just gotta fake it till ya make it , if it’s good it’s good if it’s bad it’s bad and you learn from it

 

[Dzeeshr]

Why is there 21 guests on here bruh

 

[ALolly]

16 now

 

[Reasonabledoubt]

Oh nah i get what U mean, you just gotta fake it till ya make it , if it’s good it’s good if it’s bad it’s bad and you learn from it

thats true but it feels weird when in highschool u knew everything u needed to know

 

[Bendwhat?_over]

What do we think? I suppose it could be worse...

 

[Sam Rowan]

its pretty similar to the 25 one

it’s basically the exact same every year

 

[Sam Rowan]

What do we think? I suppose it could be worse...

ooosh back to back examinations are not ideal i heard. you’d want 24 hours to decompress from your exam and mentally prepare for the next one

 

[Study to success]

What do we think? I suppose it could be worse...

I have a friend who also has 4 in a. row that week

 

[Sam Rowan]

when are you lot sitting your trial exams. my school is doing mine week 4-5 of text term which i think is way too early and were expected to come back to school after to finish off content.

im honestly worried about english, for prelim mod b (we did othello) we basically didn’t even touch act 5 and didn’t have any time for mock tests or anything. we haven’t started king henry and i don’t think we’re going to finish this one in a timely manner either so i have zero idea how we’re going to prepare for mod c in whats effectively 2 weeks (unless my teacher decides to spend weeks 1-2 finishing mod b then 1-2 weeks on exam prep then start mod c after trials?)

 

[Dzeeshr]

when are you lot sitting your trial exams. my school is doing mine week 4-5 of text term which i think is way too early and were expected to come back to school after to finish off content.

im honestly worried about english, for prelim mod b (we did othello) we basically didn’t even touch act 5 and didn’t have any time for mock tests or anything. we haven’t started king henry and i don’t think we’re going to finish this one in a timely manner either so i have zero idea how we’re going to prepare for mod c in whats effectively 2 weeks (unless my teacher decides to spend weeks 1-2 finishing mod b then 1-2 weeks on exam prep then start mod c after trials?)

Week 3+4 next term. Mate, everyone’s in the same boat, which is why no one does very well. If you want to do well across your subjects it means preparing wayyy ahead. Most courses won’t be finished, so they substitute questions in, but for my English we did Mod C over 2 weeks to compress it a lot for the trials. It’s silly, but if you start preparing now an ace it, your rank can skyrocket

 

[.kumori]

when are you lot sitting your trial exams. my school is doing mine week 4-5 of text term which i think is way too early and were expected to come back to school after to finish off content.

im honestly worried about english, for prelim mod b (we did othello) we basically didn’t even touch act 5 and didn’t have any time for mock tests or anything. we haven’t started king henry and i don’t think we’re going to finish this one in a timely manner either so i have zero idea how we’re going to prepare for mod c in whats effectively 2 weeks (unless my teacher decides to spend weeks 1-2 finishing mod b then 1-2 weeks on exam prep then start mod c after trials?)

uhh I think term week 1 and 2??? :/ My school's hsie head teacher was talking about how he was happy he was able to book economics in week 2 but upset business could only fit in week 1 so idk. Maybe he got it wrong bc that seems way too early

 

[Sam Rowan]

Week 3+4 next term. Mate, everyone’s in the same boat, which is why no one does very well. If you want to do well across your subjects it means preparing wayyy ahead. Most courses won’t be finished, so they substitute questions in, but for my English we did Mod C over 2 weeks to compress it a lot for the trials. It’s silly, but if you start preparing now an ace it, your rank can skyrocket

Tbh I thought trials were gonna be week 7-8 and because my cohorts is >70 people we would have our marks ready by then. I’m gonna be trial ready by the beginning of t3 tho, these holidays will basically only be past papers

 

[Study to success]

my trials are like from the 3rd of aug or smh. idk what week that is

 

[Study to success]

yeah its week 3-4

 

[ChromeDragon26]

when are you lot sitting your trial exams. my school is doing mine week 4-5 of text term which i think is way too early and were expected to come back to school after to finish off content.

im honestly worried about english, for prelim mod b (we did othello) we basically didn’t even touch act 5 and didn’t have any time for mock tests or anything. we haven’t started king henry and i don’t think we’re going to finish this one in a timely manner either so i have zero idea how we’re going to prepare for mod c in whats effectively 2 weeks (unless my teacher decides to spend weeks 1-2 finishing mod b then 1-2 weeks on exam prep then start mod c after trials?)

Mine is in week 2-3

 

[Dzeeshr]

What does everyone consider ‘trial ready’ for English Advanced / standard ? Being able to confidently sit Paper 1 and Paper 2 with the 3 essays fully memorised? (And maybe a Mod C piece too?)