What is a band 5 HSC?

HSC marks for non-Extension courses are divided into 6 bands: Band 6 = 90 – 100 marks. Band 5 = 80 – 89 marks. Band 4 = 70 – 79 marks.

Is a band 5 GOOD HSC?

Band 5 = 80 – 89 marks. Band 4 = 70 – 79 marks. Band 3 = 60 – 69 marks.

Is Band 4 in HSC good?

Across all courses, the average HSC mark will fall into the mid-70s, which is a Band 4. While there are no doubt differences between subjects, in certain course criteria, a Band 4 is generally said to demonstrate a “sound knowledge” of the course requirements.

What do bands mean in HSC results?

Performance Bands NESA measures student performance against a typical criteria which describes the typical performance of students who attained a mark within that range. These are then divided into bands. These bands describe that mark range and provides a features of the marks.

What is the meaning of band 5?

Band 5. Modest user. You have a partial command of the language, and cope with overall meaning in most situations, although you are likely to make many mistakes. You should be able to handle basic communication in your own field. Band 4.

Can you fail HSC?

Achieving the HSC is different from getting a driver’s licence or an ATAR. You do not receive a simple ‘pass’ or ‘fail’, nor do you get a single rank or mark for all courses. The HSC results are a detailed package showing you the level of knowledge and skills you achieved in each course.

What is the average ATAR in NSW?

around 70.00
The average ATAR is usually around 70.00. In NSW, the ATAR is calculated and released by UAC. In the ACT, it’s calculated by the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies, in consultation with UAC, and released by schools. NSW and ACT ATARs are equivalent to those in other states.

How is HSC marked?

The HSC mark averages your exam mark and assessment mark Half-marks are rounded up to the nearest whole number. For example, if your exam mark is 92 and assessment mark is 89, the average is 90.5. This is then rounded up to an HSC mark of 91.

Does Mi Band 5 have GPS?

There’s actually no real way to kill the Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 5’s battery quickly, because it does not have GPS.

Does Mi Band 5 have SpO2?

The Mi Band 5 also gets a built-in SpO2 or blood oxygen tracker. The tracker can apparently detect your blood oxygen saturation levels every second for eight hours in a row.

Will HSC be online?

All trial exams for year 12 students in Sydney will be online as authorities bar students in areas worst-hit by the coronavirus outbreak from classrooms until further notice.

What are the different bands of HSC marks?

HSC marks are categorised into six bands: Band 1, Band 2, Band 3, Band 4, Band 5 and Band 6 — with Band 6 being the highest range. Students must achieve a minimum score that falls into the Band 2 range in order to meet the requirements of the course and for their marks to count towards their ATAR.

What is the median HSC mark for a 2-unit course?

For most 2-unit courses the median HSC mark lies in Band 4. Comparison of Table A2 with the corresponding table in 2018 shows that distributions of HSC marks have changed for some courses (see section 5.1.) 4.6 DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS OF HSC AND SCALED MARKS – TABLE A3

What is the range of scaled marks in HSC?

For example, all Band E4 performances in an Extension course (except for Mathematics Extension 2) are allocated one of the six integer grades 45.0 to 50.0. Thus, after aligning and rounding, for each HSC mark there can be a range of raw marks and hence a range of scaled marks.

What do the columns in the HSC performance bands mean?

(iii) The Median Band column indicates the Performance Band in which the median HSC mark lies. (iv) The Percentage of Students in Performance Band columns show the percentage of a course candidature in each of the Performance Bands 6 to 2.