User
Write something
Pinned
WELCOME POST: Read This First 👋
Welcome to Project 99.95 — where high-performance study meets proven systems. This isn’t just a chatroom. It’s a full academic ecosystem built for top-tier results. You’ll get access to our structured study frameworks, content-rich resources, model responses, Q&A sessions, and exclusive guidance from students who’ve already done it. 1️⃣ Introduce Yourself in General Chat Drop a quick intro and let us know:• Where you’re from• What grade you’re in (Year 11 or 12)• What school you go to• What subjects you're studying• Your biggest goal or challenge right now 2️⃣ Download the Skool app (iOS or Android) This makes it 10x easier to stay in the loop, get real-time updates, and access all resources directly from your phone. • Get the iOS app here • Get the Android app here 3️⃣ Read the Community Standards & Rules Head to the “Standards & Rules” section — we’re all here to grow, help each other, and stay focused. Let’s keep this a space that’s respectful, helpful, and distraction-free. 4️⃣ Share a Pic of Your Study Space 📸 We want to see where the real grind happens — your desk, your notes, your setup, even your chaos. Snap a quick pic and post it in General Chat! 5️⃣ Dive into Project 99.95 This is your secret weapon. It’s not just tips — it’s a proven system for building habits, mastering content, and performing under pressure. If you actually follow it, you’ll transform how you study — and what you’re capable of. 6️⃣ Connect with Us on Other Platforms Stay even more connected and get extra tips, updates, and motivation by following us on our other social platforms: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Facebook • TikTok
Pinned
INTRO POST: Where are you from + what’s your ATAR goal?
Let’s kick things off. Drop a quick intro below: - Name - State - Year level - Subjects - ATAR goal 🎯 - What’s one thing you're currently stuck on?
Exam advice
Ryan. What’s your best tip for making sure when answering questions like in physics and chem to include all the key words and ideas the marking guide asks for
External Exam Masterclass - Maximise your ATAR
External exams are approaching, and how you prepare in these final weeks can make a significant difference to your ATAR. I was blessed to graduated with a 99.90 ATAR, a 97th percentile UCAT, and 7/7 medical school offers, while balancing sport, volunteering and everything else that comes with senior school. But achieving these results wasn't about studying 12 hours a day. It was about understanding how to study effectively, prioritise the right things, and turn preparation into marks. That's why I'm hosting an External Exam Masterclass for Year 12 students (and younger students) looking to maximise their performance in their upcoming exams. In this session, I'll be sharing: How to approach external exam preparation to maximise your marks. The study techniques you can implement, how to priorities time and common mistakes to avoid. My goal is to help students approach their external exams with greater confidence, clarity and a strategy that actually works. Whether you're aiming for a 99+ ATAR or simply trying to achieve your personal best, I hope this session provides practical advice you can immediately apply. 📍 Online via Zoom 📅 Date and time to be announced Registration is open now, with further details shared soon - fill out the form below. https://forms.gle/wUQV4F4q1q63n9zQ9 Looking forward to helping you finish Year 12 strong! Many thanks, RK
2
0
Externals Game Plan: some things to help with your approach
Step 1: Know what's at stake Externals are worth 50% in Maths and Sciences and 25% in most other General subjects. Spend your time where the marks are heaviest, and check your IA results so far so you know which subjects have the most room to move. Step 2: Build your countdown schedule (do this tonight) 1. Write down every external date from your QCAA timetable 2. Count the days until each one 3. Give every subject at least 3 full past papers before its exam 4. Put your weakest/heaviest subjects in your best-energy time slots (for most people, mornings) 5. Leave the day before each exam for light review only, not new content Step 3: Do past papers the right way Key = timed condition + closed book + mistake review.
3
0
1-30 of 342
powered by
Project 99.95
skool.com/project-9995-8662
A high-performance hub for ATAR students chasing their best — powered by Real Knowledge Academy
Build your own community
Bring people together around your passion and get paid.
Powered by