ATAR Calculator allows you to estimate what your ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) will be. To begin, select your state below:
ATAR Calculator is a website that allows you to estimate what your ATAR score will be.
Using the subject box below, add all of the Unit 3+4 subjects you're doing to the Your Subjects section. Then, for each subject, enter in an estimated raw study score (study scores are out of 50, with 30 being the average). This site will determine what the study score will scale to (based on data from 2009 to 2012), add them all together (this is known as the "aggregate") and then estimate what your ATAR score would have been.
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Basically, the process used to calculate an ATAR score is as follows:
The ATAR score is a percentile, and represents how many students got a lower aggregate than you. For example, if your ATAR score is 80, that means that your aggregate was higher than 80% of students. 99.95 is the highest ATAR available, and means that your aggregate was the highest in the state (and hence you were better than 99.95% of other students).
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