Table A3 of the UAC Scaling Tables (1 Viewer)

[mreditor16]

Hi,

Quick question on this table: when it talks about "HSC Mark", which "mark" is it? Is it our the average of our raw moderated internal mark and raw external mark? If so, then how can I possibly use this table? etc.

I think researching more into this may have confused me. Anyway, here's last year's Table A3 ---> http://www.uac.edu.au/documents/atar/2013-tables/2013_HSC_TableA3.pdf

Thanks heaps!

 

[D94]

Final HSC mark

 

[mreditor16]

Could you guys please give reasons why and/or sources for your answer. Sorry bout that (just want to figure out which answers to trust more than another one....)

 

[madharris]

Because when you get your marks back it will have 3 columns.
Assessment mark, examination mark and hsc mark

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[D94]

Could you guys please give reasons why and/or sources for your answer. Sorry bout that (just want to figure out which answers to trust more than another one....)

Because I have completed the HSC, used my own HSC marks to find the scaled equivalent, added those marks up to determine my aggregate and found my ATAR using Table A9, which was more or less the same as my actual ATAR.

Also, it says at the top:

This table should not be used as a simple HSC to scaled mark conversion table. For each HSC mark there can be a range of raw marks and therefore a range of scaled marks.

That clearly tells us that the HSC mark is the final HSC mark which can be any combination of raw marks to determine that HSC mark. So to simplify things, they have only included the final HSC mark to scaled mark conversions.