cricketcrazynerd Posted May 15, 2013 Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Just to let you know, that while they only look at your final IB score out of 45 in Australia and the conversion isnt bad, it doesnt mean i can freak out!Do any of you doing Hindi, have any past exam papers that you wouldnt mind sharing with me? Im doing Hindi B, SL.I did get some, from 2005 so we could swap if you want Everyone is pretty calm, even the IB teachers, about our group getting into the unis of our choice in Australia because of this factor. In fact most people are quite chilled out and aiming for 33+ coz they feel ATAR scores would be quite easy to obtain. Don't know, I personally still am kinda very nervous anyways I think you mean to say "it doesn't mean I CANNOT freak out"- it would make more sense Google free exam papers- there are hindi B papers for 2005, 2006, 2007If you're so desperate, try torrents, you always get past IB stuff there!I thought that the syllabus of Hindi has completely changed and so there won't be a question paper.The syllabus of ALL language Bs have changed, we still do past papers, but they havent changed completely. Well that's what I know for French. 1 Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
IBfreakingout! Posted May 15, 2013 Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Just to let you know, that while they only look at your final IB score out of 45 in Australia and the conversion isnt bad, it doesnt mean i can freak out!Do any of you doing Hindi, have any past exam papers that you wouldnt mind sharing with me? Im doing Hindi B, SL.I did get some, from 2005 so we could swap if you want Everyone is pretty calm, even the IB teachers, about our group getting into the unis of our choice in Australia because of this factor. In fact most people are quite chilled out and aiming for 33+ coz they feel ATAR scores would be quite easy to obtain. Don't know, I personally still am kinda very nervous anyways I think you mean to say "it doesn't mean I CANNOT freak out"- it would make more sense Google free exam papers- there are hindi B papers for 2005, 2006, 2007If you're so desperate, try torrents, you always get past IB stuff there!I thought that the syllabus of Hindi has completely changed and so there won't be a question paper.Has it changed? Oh damn... well that helps (note sarcasm). I was feeling awesome looking at the past papers... do you know what they have changed? Our teacher knows nothing and isnt getting any support from teachers anywhere else in the world either Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Black Bird Lockheed Posted May 15, 2013 Author Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Just to let you know, that while they only look at your final IB score out of 45 in Australia and the conversion isnt bad, it doesnt mean i can freak out!Do any of you doing Hindi, have any past exam papers that you wouldnt mind sharing with me? Im doing Hindi B, SL.I did get some, from 2005 so we could swap if you want Everyone is pretty calm, even the IB teachers, about our group getting into the unis of our choice in Australia because of this factor. In fact most people are quite chilled out and aiming for 33+ coz they feel ATAR scores would be quite easy to obtain. Don't know, I personally still am kinda very nervous anyways I think you mean to say "it doesn't mean I CANNOT freak out"- it would make more sense Google free exam papers- there are hindi B papers for 2005, 2006, 2007If you're so desperate, try torrents, you always get past IB stuff there!I thought that the syllabus of Hindi has completely changed and so there won't be a question paper.Has it changed? Oh damn... well that helps (note sarcasm). I was feeling awesome looking at the past papers... do you know what they have changed? Our teacher knows nothing and isnt getting any support from teachers anywhere else in the world eitherWell our Hindi sir gives questions from newspaper and IB Hindi book. Anyway the main focus is to analyse and answer the question quickly with a time. No past papers, nothing. Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
IBfreakingout! Posted May 15, 2013 Report Share Posted May 15, 2013 Just to let you know, that while they only look at your final IB score out of 45 in Australia and the conversion isnt bad, it doesnt mean i can freak out!Do any of you doing Hindi, have any past exam papers that you wouldnt mind sharing with me? Im doing Hindi B, SL.I did get some, from 2005 so we could swap if you want Everyone is pretty calm, even the IB teachers, about our group getting into the unis of our choice in Australia because of this factor. In fact most people are quite chilled out and aiming for 33+ coz they feel ATAR scores would be quite easy to obtain. Don't know, I personally still am kinda very nervous anyways I think you mean to say "it doesn't mean I CANNOT freak out"- it would make more sense Google free exam papers- there are hindi B papers for 2005, 2006, 2007If you're so desperate, try torrents, you always get past IB stuff there!I thought that the syllabus of Hindi has completely changed and so there won't be a question paper.Has it changed? Oh damn... well that helps (note sarcasm). I was feeling awesome looking at the past papers... do you know what they have changed? Our teacher knows nothing and isnt getting any support from teachers anywhere else in the world eitherWell our Hindi sir gives questions from newspaper and IB Hindi book. Anyway the main focus is to analyse and answer the question quickly with a time. No past papers, nothing.Could you tell me the name of the book and the author? That would help so much...i didnt even know that there was a Hindi IB language B book! Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Swasub Posted February 23, 2020 Report Share Posted February 23, 2020 On 5/6/2013 at 7:25 PM, Arrowhead said: Are you planning to apply for university abroad or in India? In India, it really comes down to your total IB score so a 4 in Physics HL will be problematic, I would assume. The Indian universities only care about individual subject choices when you are applying for specific courses such as Medicine, for which you will compulsorily need Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Maths at HL. For BCom, you just need a high IB score. At least, that is what my sister went through when she applied with IB scores to the University of Mumbai for a BMM. If you plan on applying to the UK, it would make things a little more complicated. For starters, a lot of the top universities would be closed off to you because a minimum of a 6 is required in all your Higher Level subjects. For the US, it won't be too problematic. But again it depends on which tier of universities you are looking at. if u don't mind did ur sister study abroad after completing her BMM in India? Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arrowhead Posted February 23, 2020 Report Share Posted February 23, 2020 1 minute ago, Swasub said: if u don't mind did ur sister study abroad after completing her BMM in India? She didn't. Not too many people I know who do a BMM end up doing Master's. They pretty much get into film work asap. 1 Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Swasub Posted February 24, 2020 Report Share Posted February 24, 2020 18 hours ago, Arrowhead said: She didn't. Not too many people I know who do a BMM end up doing Master's. They pretty much get into film work asap. I am planning to do my Bcom or BAF in India after IB? Any tips/advice on that?? Reply Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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