What is a good score for ATAR?

Roughly and depending on a range of personal factors, the 85-95 ATAR range is the perfect place to aim for.

What does an ATAR of 50 mean?

low admission standards
A score of 50 may mean that the university sets low admission standards and is unwilling to provide actual ATAR profiles for offered places.

Is 91 a good ATAR?

It actually means you’re in the top 40 per cent of your year group. Similarly, an ATAR score of 90 means you’re placed in the top 10 per cent of your year.

What scores do I need to get a 95 ATAR?

For instance, to score an ATAR of 95, you would need to score in the top 16\% of Physics and 18\% of Chemistry, but you need to be in the top 8\% of Biology. Students who have fair numeracy should definitely consider taking Physics and Chemistry.

What happens if your ATAR is below 30?

If your ATAR is recorded as: − ’30 or less’, your ATAR is between 0.00 and 30.00 − ‘not eligible’, you haven’t met the requirements of the ATAR.

What is the lowest ATAR score ever?

30.00
The ATAR is a number from 0 and 99.95 in intervals of 0.05. The highest rank is 99.95, the next highest 99.90, and so on. The lowest automatically reported rank is 30.00, with ranks below 30.00 being reported as ‘less than 30’.

How to get an ATAR of 99\% or higher?

There’s no magic formula to achieving an ATAR of 99.95. Each year, students who achieve the highest rank of 99.95 have done a wide variety of subjects. The top students do have one thing in common, however, they all were placed at or near the top in all their subjects.

How is the Atar calculated for 5th grade?

10\% of the scaled study scores for the fifth and sixth permissible studies. Students are then ranked in order of their aggregate and a percentage rank is assigned to distribute students as evenly as possible over a 100-point scale. Finally, the percentage rank is converted to an ATAR score.

What is the Atar and why is it important?

The ATAR is not a score out of 100 – it is a rank. The ATAR allows tertiary institutions to compare the overall achievements of all students who have completed Year 12.

How are ATARS calculated in Victoria?

In Victoria, ATARs are calculated by the Victorian Tertiary Admissions Centre (VTAC) when you complete the Victorian Certificate of Education (VCE). VTAC uses the VCE results issued by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA) to calculate ATAR scores.