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No, it’s a national system, hence the “A” in ATAR... It’s just calculated by different state admissions centres. A Victorian kid might get an inflated ATAR tomorrow due to the VCE exam crisis and say if they’re applying to a competitive USyd, ANU or UNSW program then NSW students might be at a...

Victoria will get their ATARs tomorrow morning. A lot of people will get inflated ATARs due to the state government accidentally leaking the answers of almost every subject’s VCE exam.

Wdym which paper? The Advanced one. School rank is usually towards the bottom of the top 150 schools

In the trials, the 18th highest mark out of 69 places was 80.

98+ for sure

It’s just been declared a terrorist attack by the Labor government. First instance of pro-Palestine terrorism in Australia since Oct 2023. Please condemn the attacks & stop sympathising with these terrorists.

@totally_screwed, why did you put a 🤣 Haha reaction against a post that was discussing the horrific antisemitic attacks on a synagogue in Melbourne this week?

thanks - that clarifies things up a bit So you sure that 17th mark I get for my internal 50% be an aligned mark not raw mark? Also, what role does that ‘cohort strength’ factor play in this, and what happens if I’m sharing rank 17 with 6 other people?

But do you condemn these particular attacks in Melbourne yesterday.

Thanks for that - Sorry but I still am a bit confused as there isn't anything that mentions ranks. If you have the time could you please tell me what happens with an example? Eg: I get an 80 raw in the English Advanced HSC exam and ranked 17/69 internally - what happens now in terms of both HSC...

Note that I said the word are not were - I’m talking about current antisemitic people today

It's sad that they haven't condemned the attacks tho I get that - but the vast majority of the Pro-Pali clan won't condemn the attacks. Also, not all pro-Pali are antisemitic, but all antisemitic people are pro-Pali.

Do you condemn the attacks on the Melbourne synagogue yesterday?

From what I understand: Exams are marked and given a raw score, raw scores are then scaled to reflect the overall sense of difficulty in the subject and the exam. A person then gets their scaled mark + their rank’s scaled mark and those two values are averaged, and this mark is finally adjusted...

The vetting process for this needs to be stronger.

In 2022, 2021 and 2020, the former State Liberal-National Government accidentally released results early.

Can someone please predict thanks

What does this mean?

I know, but like just say I got 80 raw in the HSC for estimating’s sake

Use the UAC ATAR calculator, put in your worst realistic marks (deliberately underestimate yourself) and see what ATAR comes up, and if it’s “bad” to you, pretend it’s real and digest that and tell yourself that’s your worst possibility and your real ATAR is only going to be better