I hope the crime and family option arent too hard/niche

Im going be doing ATAR soon, genuinely fearing for my future right now.

I selected:

1. Maths Methods

2. Maths Spec

3. English (atar)

4. Physics

5. Accounting

Give me tips and WHERE TO BUY BOOKS and what books. Mainly need help for the top 4

Unfortunately I haven't been going that well in VCE this year, or well in school overall. The atar calculator for deakin estimates my atar to be 62.18 (solely from my grade averages at school), and im slightly worried that my english study score might not actually make it to 25. Ive had a lot going on this year, there was a death of one of my classmates/friends, my grandpa has been sick for awhile and recently passed away about a week and a bit ago right before exams, and there's no way i can add his death to my SEAS since its closed now. How much does SEAS actually help? I recently got diagnosed with ADHD too during term 3 this year, I was hoping I'd be put on medication and actually would be able to study but it doesn't look like thats the case right now as the meds dont seem to be working very well, I put ADHD on my SEAS tho, same with high blood pressure, the deaths and anxiety. I do live in the northern suburbs tho, and my school is in there too, apparently the northern suburbs are underrepresented and they give a slight ATAR boost because of it? My school is a part of the SNAP program tho, and I want to go to RMIT anyway. Is there realistically any hope of me getting into courses that require 70-75+ atar?

Goodluck to everyone who has their literature exam tomorrow.

My school is doing Wuthering Heights and I’m BEGGING for the question to be supernatural or religion🙏

If anyone else is doing WH feel free to share good quotes or symbols/motifs

Hi guys, I'm new to Reddit and idk where to post this, but I (year 10 nsw hs student) wants to pursue medicine. The problem is in maths I'm not doing quite well (we're talking straight C's), but I'm really passionate about doing medicine as my career (maybe) by maybe I mean I don't think I can even make it. I'm doing pretty bad in all of my subjects, no joke and now I'm rethinking my career path. It's not that I don't study, idk I feel like no matter how much effort I put in it never shows in my marks. Anyways, I just did my maths exam and there's no way I can get into Maths Adv now, and I'm really upset I'm crying as I'm typing. My other subjects are bio and chem for year 11 and I'm pretty happy about that, but not only am I stuck in standard maths I'm also stuck in standard english. What do I do? Have I just ruined my future? Can I still pursue medicine, or do I have to think about another career path? I feel like I'm probably gonna get a low atar as well. I don't really care how long it takes to get into medicine, it could take decades, and I'll still want to do it. However, if we're talking about other career paths, I like a high-paying job (my parents don't want me to do trade or stocks). But yeah, any advice? or am I genuinely cooked?

Edit: I forgot to mention my school system has a grade requirement for maths and english, A for extention, B for Advanced C for standard. I just missed the cutoff by a few marks..I'm so pissed at myself

My exam is tomorrow and I’m sick with flu symptoms(feeling really weak and sleepy, with a headache, blocked nose, sore throat and burning eyes.)
I still want to sit the exam and do my best, but I’m considering applying for illness/misadventure. I’m planning to tell the supervisor beforehand and see a doctor immediately after the exam on the same day after as required .
Has anyone been through this? Was your application accepted? I’m worried they might reject it

I actually feel it was kind of free not gonna lie but I’m curious for your opinions.

"treat the final exam like a second chance at the things you previously got wrong."

"whether your atar is 90, 70 or 50, it doesn't determine your worth."

"try your best in the moment, the marks will look after themselves."

for my icons going into healthcare: "in the future, no patient will ever ask you how long you spent at uni or what your atar was. they won't even pay attention. instead, they'll remember the way you treat them and how you make them feel."

⭐️ "the exam is 50% of your grade, not 50% of your life."

looking at this i feel like im going to fail

Currently at 71% in math apps, 66% in applied information technology, 59% in chemistry, 60% in religion and life, 64% in religion and life. These are my end 9f year grades before wace exams, can someone please give me a rough estimate if an 80 atar is possible

I js finished prelims

Math ext 1- 51 % rank 14/37

Math adv - 83 % rank 16/114

Chemistry - 81 % rank 8/113

Biology - 83% rank 22/161

Investigating science 82% rank 29/69

English standard 86% rank 21/245

R my results good, and am i on track for 92 atar

mainly lit worlds has more uncertainty, but also, is it likely for nesa to ask for three prescribed texts / two related texts?