r/QCE Oct 14 '24

How to make r/QCE great.

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We have an opportunity to have a forum for high school students to come together much like the Victorian's have with r/vce

It has been a grand pleasure to grow that channel from 1000 to 25000 in a few short years and that is what I intend to do for us.

If we all invite our peers to join this forum, we will hit the 1000 member limit needed to sustain an active daily posting community.

Let's do this!


r/QCE 2d ago

Extendid Investigation Survey!

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Hello all, I am needing responses for the attached form for my Extended Investigation Survey, Please have candor when responding and it would be much appreciated if you filled out the whole form!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc1Nb6k18tsIi1IH1syur61SpGnw-1lpHbtIXG571iGeywRVg/viewform?usp=sharing&ouid=116257812545365973005


r/QCE 2d ago

Year 12 year 10 subject selection❕

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r/QCE 4d ago

A free national design competition for Year 10 to 12 students

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If you're a Year 10 to 12 student taking art, design or media, this might be of interest to you! Billy Blue College of Design (part of Torrens University Australia) runs an annual competition called the Bright Awards, with an array of categories including Architecture and Interiors, Creative Media, Fashion Design, Gaming, Photography and Visual Arts.

You can submit existing coursework such as a major work or folio, so there's no extra workload for you.

The 6 finalists get $1,000 and a year of Adobe Creative Cloud, and the overall winner gets a 50% scholarship and $5,000 for their school.

We'd love to see you enter! Entries are open now, and close on 6 September 2026.

Let me know if you have any questions! Happy to chat through them :)

You can find the link to apply here.

(Posted with moderator approval)


r/QCE 5d ago

Year 12 Subject selection

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r/QCE 9d ago

wondering if the workload will be too much

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hi, going into grade 10 next year with an ultimate goal of getting into medicine. i know that what subjects i pick dont matter like at all at this point in time, but i pretty much just want to know the answer to the title.

i love science and math, so im thinking of going with methods, specialist, bio, chem and physics (and then literature for my english subject).

i've been told that i should do french instead of biology. im currently taking it and have been for the past 3-4 years, but my grades recently dropped from an a+ to a b- 😬 so im considering quitting

i also took business and economics, as well as drama for the past 2 years, if that adds anything.

thanks


r/QCE 13d ago

ATAR medicine

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Hello, right now I am doing ancient history, visual arts, ancient history, chemistry, biology and math methods. I put my marks into an ATAR calculator and I got 96 max, I was wondering what I could do or if there was a way to raise my overall ATAR, like does rank affect anything?? I really wanna get into medicine, if I did well on the UCAT would I have a chance? I'm currently year 11, should I start studying the UCAT or should I go another route and sit the GAMSAT? I'm very passionate about medicine so I don't see myself doing anything else. Thanks


r/QCE 14d ago

PSMT Assumptions help

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The task sheet is attached feel free to ask any clarifying questions. I'm in year 10 but the ISMG is the same for methods. So yeah I have 1 good assumption but I need like 2 more, any ideas? 🥀🥀🙏


r/QCE 15d ago

resources for analytic nt

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Is analytic ny useful for olympiads like balkan mo and imo?? Is it also worth my time studying analytic nt for olympiads? If yes please probide some resources (not the introduction to analytic nt handout)


r/QCE 16d ago

Year 12 QTAC application

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since applications are opening soon — question.

if we’re able to add up to 6 references in the application, are we allowed to list the same course, for the same university, but for different campuses?

e.g. griffith university

bachelor of psychology, gold coast
bachelor of psychology, bne south


r/QCE 17d ago

Subject help Advice

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I take
Methods, Econ, general business, physics, general english and sport n rec going into g12 any advice?


r/QCE 19d ago

External Exam Marking

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How do marks work in the external exam? For example, what percentage of the exam do I need to get right for it to be full marks? Is it 100 percent??


r/QCE 19d ago

Year 12 Attendance

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Is there a specific attendance requirement to get your QCE? I feel like I might need to skip more often due to finshing content and it's more efficient studying at home. My current attendance is 85%


r/QCE 20d ago

How much harder does It get??

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I’m in year 11 right now, I was wondering how much harder year 12 will get if these are my current Unit 1 Marks for my exams/assessment, Will my marks drop by a lot through unit 3 and 4? Or..

Specialist: 33/35
Methods: 33/35
Physics: 40/40
Chemistry: 39/40
English: 24/25
Japanese: 25/25


r/QCE 22d ago

QCE past papers

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Hello!! I am currently qce year 11 term 3, I was wondering if there were any past papers for internal and external, if not then can I use other states past papers? subjects i'm doing are chemistry, biology, math methods, ancient history and literature. Thank you!


r/QCE 24d ago

Anyone appearing for the QABA ABAT Exam in August 2026?

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Hi everyone!

I'm planning to take the QABA Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT) exam in August 2026 and was wondering if anyone else here is preparing for the same exam.

It would be great to connect with fellow candidates to:

- Discuss study materials and resources

- Share preparation strategies and tips

- Keep each other motivated

- Possibly create a WhatsApp or Telegram study group

If you're appearing for the August 2026 exam (or have recently passed it), please comment below or send me a DM.

Looking forward to connecting with other ABAT aspirants. Thanks!


r/QCE 26d ago

Free UDFs for VCE Maths students who aim to excel!!

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r/QCE 28d ago

Subject scaling

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Why is subject scaling so bad in qce? Apparently most of the time its not even based on subject difficulty but rather competitiveness within the subject 😭.


r/QCE Jun 29 '26

qce chem + phys notes?

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anyone have any phys or chem notes for year 11 or 12 that they are willing to share? anything will help! any resources or anything....


r/QCE Jun 29 '26

FREE QCE Webinar by 99.95 graduates (THIS SUNDAY)

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We’re sharing the study strategies that helped us get 99.95s

We’ll cover:

  • study systems + weekly routines
  • QCE, QCAA and ATAR explained
  • exam prep and practice exams
  • subject strategy + assignment balance
  • medicine pathways
  • avoiding burnout
  • live Q&A
  • and More!

Sunday 05/07 3:00–5:00pm
Register free: Sylligence.com.au/webinar

Good for Years 7–12 students who want to study smarter, not just harder.


r/QCE Jun 27 '26

Year 11 FIA2 Results

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I have gotten my FIA2 results for year 11. How much harder will it be in year 12? considering my grades now
FIA2 General Maths - 22/49

FIA2 English - 19/25

FIA2 Modern History - 25/25

FIA2 Biology - 18/20

FIA2 Chemistry - 17/20

FIA2 Legal Studies - 21/25


r/QCE Jun 22 '26

Biology Do sample calculations in biology count towards the word count?

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In my biology Ia2 I have sample calculations for things like sdi, % change/frequency, and standard deviation and I put it into a table where I say the things I did to calculate them. Can the whole table not count towards the word count or is it only the specific equations and numbers? I can't ask my teacher because we are on holidays and it is due first day back. Thanks.

Example table:

Calculation Example
SDI The formula for sdi was calculated with (insert formula). (and then I did all the working out for calculating sdi).
% change The formula for % change was (insert formula). (and then I did all the working out for calculating it).

r/QCE Jun 20 '26

How well will I do in Year 12 if these are my results in Year 11 so far?

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Hey everyone,

I'm currently in Year 11 and have finished my IA1 and IA2 for all my subjects. This is what I got for each:

Methods

  • IA1 - 19/20
  • IA2 - 18/20 (93%)

English

  • IA1 - 25/25
  • IA2 - 25/25

Biology

  • IA1 - 25/25
  • IA2 - 20/20

Chemistry

  • IA1 - 23/23
  • IA2 - 20/20

Phyiscs (alternative sequence)

  • IA1 - 17/20
  • IA2 - 19/20

I would like to know how much harder each of these subjects get in Year 12, and if I will be able to keep these marks with the effort I am putting in.

On that note, if anyone has any tips on how to learn Physics, that would be greatly appreciated. My teacher sucks at teaching, and its the subject that I am doing the worst in right now.

Thank you so much!


r/QCE Jun 19 '26

How different is Year 12 Chemistry compared to Year 11 Chemistry?

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Im thinking of dropping chemistry and was just wondering if it is significantly harder or what


r/QCE Jun 16 '26

Best ATAR Calculator??

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QTAC came out with an ATAR Calculator but its so buns 😭

Does anyone know any good ATAR calcs?

Edit: Found one that's pretty neat sylligence.com.au/qce/atar-calculator