There are twelve General Maths papers written for the current study design, and half of them are the ones students forget. Our new guide sets out what VCAA publishes beside each year, which paper can be marked without anything else, and the order to work through them in before 30 October.
VCE General Maths runs on four areas: data analysis, recursion and financial modelling, matrices, and networks and decision mathematics. Our new guide sets out what each one asks of a student, and how the marks divide: 24 and 16 per cent for coursework, 30 and 30 for the two exams. It also carries the figure almost nobody publishes, which is how many marks each area is worth in each paper.
SAC stands for School-assessed Coursework. What a SAC is in VCE, what it is worth, how moderation works, and what happens if one goes badly.
Yes, VCE Chemistry scales up. See what every raw score became in the 2025 VTAC scaling report, and where the scaling stops helping.
General Maths vs Maths Methods: how each scales, who each suits, and how to choose the right VCE maths for your ATAR and course.
A trained-assessor guide to lifting a VCE English text response from a 6 to an 8+: what examiners reward, how to analyse, and where students lose marks.
Yes, VCE General Maths scales down slightly, but it can still suit your ATAR. Here’s what scaling means for you, with the latest VTAC figures.
Where Unit 3 and 4 students lose marks in the VCE General Maths exam, and how to win them back: interpretation, notation, timing and the bound reference.
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