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The only way to score high marks in the Biology HSC exam is to practise.
This is because there are specific expectations for how you structure your responses, what you should include and how well you can apply your theory knowledge to a practical application.
Re-reading and summarising your notes will only get you so far, and many studies have shown that practice and testing is the highest utility preparation.
Initially, you may not feel confident enough to do past HSC papers in exam conditions. That’s ok.
With enough practice, you will be able to confidently undertake any Biology HSC paper in the specified exam conditions.
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