Queensland OP Prediction Help?
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KatherineS
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First, let me say that you should be pleased with your progress so far. But it is hard to estimate your OP without some extra information. I am not sure if your school is open with this information, if not ask them to explain it or provide you with the extra information.
OK, do you know that your OP depends on your school and your subjects results for QCS? If they beat state average you will be placed before students that school or subjects did not beat state average that get the same results as you. So you can only go on last year, ask your teachers if your subject beat 175 last year and if the school did, if they did you get a boost.
Do you also know that the Z score (the standard deviation you are away from the class average) is how your OP is calculated, no your VHA6? Ask you teacher for your Z score. If it is more than 1.5 you are on tack for an OP in the 1-5 range. If more than 1.5 excellent, maybe 1-3 range. If below you are looking at a higher OP.
BTW - your Physics class and Maths C will get state average for the QCS as they are small groups, less than 15 students.
The SAI your school uses to place you as far away from other students will also impact on your final z score. As you are the top of some of your subjects you will get the best score, a 400, if you below you need to be as close to 400 as you can and as far from the average of the class as you can.
I think this may be why the QSA took the site down as it has so many other variables.
All I can tell you is that you are on track for an OP in the 1-10 range.
Sorry I can not be more helpful, I would need all of the extra data.
I hope this helps and that your results stay after verification, remember they can more up or down.
Good Luck
OK, do you know that your OP depends on your school and your subjects results for QCS? If they beat state average you will be placed before students that school or subjects did not beat state average that get the same results as you. So you can only go on last year, ask your teachers if your subject beat 175 last year and if the school did, if they did you get a boost.
Do you also know that the Z score (the standard deviation you are away from the class average) is how your OP is calculated, no your VHA6? Ask you teacher for your Z score. If it is more than 1.5 you are on tack for an OP in the 1-5 range. If more than 1.5 excellent, maybe 1-3 range. If below you are looking at a higher OP.
BTW - your Physics class and Maths C will get state average for the QCS as they are small groups, less than 15 students.
The SAI your school uses to place you as far away from other students will also impact on your final z score. As you are the top of some of your subjects you will get the best score, a 400, if you below you need to be as close to 400 as you can and as far from the average of the class as you can.
I think this may be why the QSA took the site down as it has so many other variables.
All I can tell you is that you are on track for an OP in the 1-10 range.
Sorry I can not be more helpful, I would need all of the extra data.
I hope this helps and that your results stay after verification, remember they can more up or down.
Good Luck
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