Struggling with independent learning – Students will not get mastery of a subject from their class time. Working hard without a goal – Many students are unaware of the benefits of having clear and well-defined academic goals. Students need regular checkpoints so they can assess their progress and ensure they are on track to achieve the marks that they need for their university courses. Year 12 is not just school as usual, it requires additional organisation and time investment. Struggling with time management – It’s very common for students to struggle to make assignment deadlines or to prepare adequately in time for their assignments and assessments. Trying to memorise a large amount of information before the exam – Students often try (and fail) to cram for their subjects. Note that, the HSC exams make up 50% of a student’s marks while the other 50% comes from their school assessments. Many students don’t take the time to read through this information and learn what NESA expects of them. Being unaware of the syllabus requirements – The NSW Education Standards Authority (NESA) provide students and parents with the Syllabus outcomes and requirements for each unit of study. 
Even though they have more than 10 units of courses, students want additional units as a backup subject.
Carrying forward too many subjects into Year 12 – Often students are reluctant to drop subjects that they struggled with in Year 11. Let’s have a look at some common issues that you may face in year 12, They must undertake self-directed learning. 
An increase in workload as there will be more frequent assessments.They must be clear about the Extension 2 subjects they should pick up.They must be clear about which subject(s) to discontinue from their studies from Year 11.You must prepare for the following changes when transitioning into Year 12: Let’s look at Year 12 and the ways you can maximise your results. For this reason, you are under an enormous amount of pressure through the entirety of Year 12, not just during the exam period. In Year 12, every school assessment mark counts, and, in fact, 50% of the final HSC mark for each subject is taken from a student’s assessment mark. Though students often focus their worry on the examinations at the end of the year, there’s more to an HSC mark than just exams. Year 12 Science: Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.Year 12 Mathematics Extension 2 (4 Units).Year 12 Mathematics Extension 1 (3 Units).Choosing the Right Subjects for the HSC.In this Year 12 High School Survival Guide, we will discuss the expectations of Year 12 and strategies to make it your most successful year yet! Year 12, as your HSC year, is the most important year of high school.
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