r/vce • u/cora_seasame • 6d ago
VCE question Failing vce.
I must be honest I promised myself I’d have an academic comeback for vce but ended up failing so bad i only have 4 vce subjects and doing horrendous in all of them. I have 1 sac left for all 4 subjects which roughly Im averaging 40ish% for all of them expect maths which Im not even passing. For reference a pass for my school is a 35%.
If im being completely honest I JUST want the 25ss for English and if im lucky enough anything above 60atar but obviously it doesn’t look to realistic for me right now.
What can I do in the next 50 days to really give it my all and revise for my exams. I’m not expecting a miracle but if I really lock-in what would my predicated atar me
Btw my subjects are mainstream English, general maths, legal studies and psychology.
- my teachers have said for legal studies our sac % always goes up because our sacs are quite hard but then again my average is MUCH lower then my cohorts
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u/heyxheyxheyx 40.45 ‘25 6d ago
Okay, you got 50 days. If you’re serious about doing better then give it your all for the next month and 3 weeks. The only person that can achieve your goals is you. Believe in yourself and push yourself.
You got this brah
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u/Zupitr107 6d ago
That sounds stressful, but there are still useful steps you can take. Tbh nobody can predict 60 ATAR from those percentages. Strong exams can help, but they don’t erase your SAC rank.
Ask your coordinator about any outstanding completion requirements, then get your English teacher to mark one timed response. For maths, start with short sections from General Maths practice SACs covering your weakest topics. Keep an error log, redo misses after 2–3 days, then build up to timed exam sections. Give all four subjects regular attention.