What is an ATAR?

ATAR stands for the Australian Tertiary Admission Rank and it is a numerical measure of a student’s overall academic achievement.

What is the highest ATAR you can achieve?

The highest ATAR number you can achieve is 99.95. When you receive your ATAR, it is a number between 30.00 and 99.95. ATARS below 30.00 receive asterisks rather than numerical specifications.

Why will I need an ATAR?

You will need an ATAR to receive an undergraduate university offer.

Why was the ATAR introduced?

The current ATAR system was introduced in 2009 to unify the university entrance system in Australia and it is calculated by the University Admissions Centre (UAC).

What is an ATAR calculator?

An ATAR calculator helps you predict your ATAR. Most online HSC ATAR calculators use some historical ATAR scaling data to predict an ATAR estimate. It is important to note that ATAR calculators should be used as a rough guide only. We tested several ATAR calculators using the same subjects and each one gave us a different estimate as they use different scaling data. This means they are not always reliable, so please be aware of this!

ATAR Calculators for class of 20/21

HSC ATAR Calculators

ATAR Notes HSC Calculator

VCE ATAR Calculators

ATAR Notes VCE Calculator

WACE ATAR Calculators

ATAR Notes WACE Calculator

QCE ATAR Calculators

ATAR Notes QCE Calculator

ACT ATAR Calculators

ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies ATAR guide

SACE/NTCET ATAR Calculators

SATAC SACE/NTCET Calculator Guide

TCE ATAR Calculators

TASC TCE Scaled Course Data

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