How to actually get a *high* ATAR (no BS 99.95 advice)
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- Опубликовано: 22 фев 2023
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This video covers how to actually get a high ATAR, through several no-bs advice that helped me achieve a 99.95 ATAR without excessive study. The secret lies not in extremely complicated study techniques, but rather in a few key fundaments that are essential for studying smarter, not harder - the main one being FLOW. Although some of these tips appear 'boring' or 'common sense', they are all that are necessary for achieving those top marks. I wish I could have told my younger self not to focus on trying out all the new fancy study techniques mentioned in many other RUclips videos, and instead focus on consistency.
Note: Although I did VCE (Victorian Certificate of Education) in Year 12 Australia, these tips can be applied to any education system.
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About Me
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Hey, I'm Julian - a uni student at The University of Melbourne, and I've also studied a semester abroad at UPenn. This channel covers things I would have told my younger self - whether that be productivity, studying or things about general life :)
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woah hold up, I thought I was watching a million subs channel. I can't believe how madly underrated you are cuz your content is so good!!
Hahaha thank you so much!!
low subs because not many people care about atar
all of the aus students in year 11 & 12 clicking on this vid
Let's gooo!
I’m year 9 rn, I want to achieve a high Atar as I want to go to ADFA, which requires 80-85 minimum. Preferably 90+ as it’s super competitive.
@@trooper_in_da_tank8826legit same but I’m in year 10
@@trooper_in_da_tank8826same here, going for mechanical engineering. I thought 90 was the minimum though?
I’m in year 9 and I want get a good mark and ATAR
I went to a school in the 300s and I was bottom half in all my subjects. Although when I watched this video I found out that fundamentals are truely the deciding factor. I now got an atar of 95.25 🎉
My simple answer is discipline. Have a disciplined lifestyle. Exercise for 20 mins when you get home. Have a snack for 10 mins but unpakc your things first. Write any notes from class and do practice papers if time permits, finish hw (play light music if you are good at it). once done, plan for next day and take 30mins-1 hr to relax
Very helpful video as always!
Yes - I have realised that the key to studying is efficiency and consistency. There's no use adopting certain study techniques if you are not efficient and consistent. Of course that is easier said than done, but overcomplicating it definitely does not help. Many thanks 🙏
Well put, couldn't have said it better myself!
You know, thinking back on my past study experiences, you are right about the flow state. Comparing forcing myself to watch a lecture to actually sitting down focused and doing work without flashy techniques, getting into the flow state really helped. I was able to learn so much more by understanding the topic then forcing myself to memorise it. Getting into the state made time pass, allowed me to understand better and I felt great after the study session.
Great to see! The power of flow
Thanks bro really good video!
This video is amazing! I wish you luck with your channel and hope it grows fast!
For me it's easy for me to be in the flow state, but it's not simple for me to be consistent in the flow state.
Yea agreed, consistency is often what is the most challenging - so I will have a future video covering some tips because it is a skill that can be trained
The king has yet again delivered a legendary speech
Hahaha thank you so much!
This is actually very helpful, thank you very much!
Cheers!
Amazing video as per usual Julian!
Cheers Andres! Appreciate it as always
Love the new video style 👑genuinely an easy watch
Cheers! Appreciate it a lot
loved the new format!
Thanks Arnav, legend!
I just started yr 12 ATAR very early at the school I go to and honestly, this is the best study video I've watched yet, those 'study techniques' always overwhelmed and confused me, this makes so much sense
Thank you :)) All the best!
you had notes on macbeth. I'm about the do a macbeth exam. Thanks:)
Heyloo. You popped in my recommendations
Oh nice, thanks for checking out the vid!
wise words 💯
Appreciate it! must be from the salmon
Recommend Reading:Automaticc habit and Flow （ Highly related to the video)
Thanks, will check it out!
Hi I recently started watching your video and find it really help full can you please make video on vce English EAL like how to ace it and other stuff thanks
Thanks for the suggestion - a video about english is definitely on the cards, although it probably will focus more on vce english since that was the only english subject that I did. I know there is some overlap between mainstream and EAL, so in the meantime, there may be some videos in this playlist you may find helpful: ruclips.net/video/I5iKHU558zI/видео.html
Hi I had a question. In my first EI SAC I got only 30% which was well below the lower half ranking. Can I still get a 50 study score if I give my all in other assignments. Btw that SAC counts for 7.5% of the grade and it is school assessed
Yep it is definitely possible - just keep in mind the study habits and techniques that lead to that result in the first place. Although it is possible, it is worth reflecting on what improvements you can make to score higher in the upcoming assignments.
Hey im heading into yr 12 this year and i am worried for my atar because i did research project A and got a b in it. How much will this affect my atar?
heyy so would u be willing to send that english essay notion page to me?
I really want to become a doctor 😂
What happens if i just do one hour per subject every day in the flow state. For example, 1 hour of math in the morning. 1 hour of biology and 1 hour of chemistry in the afternoon. That would be effective right?
Yep that is perfectly fine - I usually just don't go over 4hrs across all my subjects unless it is close to a SAC / exam.
So this means that I don't study all 6 of my subjects in one day, instead I only typically do 3-4 subjects at maximum (which equates to 3-4 hours maximum a day)
@@JLTutoring What happens if you have an assignment? Do you just neglect everything and finish the essay on the day you receive it?
@@adamalmir5214 I would definitely try to balance it with other subjects unless the assignment was due to next day - otherwise there should be time to spread it across a couple of days
hi, whats the background music for the start of the video?
Ollie - Lowkey
hi i was wondering if VCE foundation maths unit 1-4 count towards ur atar
only unit 3-4 count :)
Just asking I'm in year 8 do you have advice for me.
Year 8 is a great time to start trialing out different study routines and seeing which ones work for you
Also
- I would personally try and study for at least 1hr a day - that is an amazing habit to get into and it will really set you up for the future
- focus on english and try your best to improve since this is the subject that everyone finds challenging in year 12
All the best!
facts
HSC is pretty much 50% based on what school u. go to
499th view,🌝🌚hehe
it's me the back bencher🤷
Absolute legend
"I've been getting a lot of those productivity videos on my feed"
➡Proceeds to search up "how to study for school"
I'm not the 1st viewer, I'm the 595th 💪😤
Still awesome to see :) Thank you
@@JLTutoring you're most welcome, the video was great.
bro said 100k 💀 I am not believing no kid is doing 100k in 1 day
Imagine being first 😂😂😂
Haha congrats!!