what's the difference between raw, hsc, aligned and scaled mark? (1 Viewer)

[Ishi081]

also in the atar calculators (matrix and the talent 100 ones) which of these marks do you put in and which is more accurate?

 

[spiderfan44]

aligned

 

[phill776]

If you’re doing anything more complex, though, it might be worth testing both and seeing which gives you the result you’re looking for.

 

[jane1820]

Wait so what is the difference between them?

 

[jimmysmith560]

Wait so what is the difference between them?

A raw HSC exam mark is the actual mark that a student receives in an HSC exam without any adjustments of any kind. NESA does not inform students of their raw HSC exam marks, although students can request them from NESA at a fee.

An HSC mark refers to the overall mark that a student achieves in a particular subject. The one that students receive from NESA is subject to an adjustment called alignment. There are also variations of the HSC mark, such as the raw HSC mark, which is used by UAC. UAC converts raw HSC marks to another variation, scaled HSC marks, which UAC uses in calculating students' ATARs.

 

[rh_06]

also in the atar calculators (matrix and the talent 100 ones) which of these marks do you put in and which is more accurate?

Js use the uac atar compass. That's the most accurate. And u put in your aligned marks.