Eighteen days and 400,000 exams: Elated students celebrate end of the HSC
Over 18 test days, HSC students sat more than 400,000 exam sessions across 123 written exams held at 800 venues and managed by 8000 staff.
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Over 18 test days, HSC students sat more than 400,000 exam sessions across 123 written exams held at 800 venues and managed by 8000 staff.
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