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Based purely on percentages, atm an approximate ATAR of 78-80. But need your school rank (?) if you want a more accurate estimate.

Based purely on percentages, right now an approximate ATAR of 85-88. Your school is ranked fairly well so overall your rankings are quite good; especially in Ad. English. However, you need to desperately improve your rank in Business and preferably General Maths (i.e. top 3-5) if possible to...

Oh I thought you dropped the 2unit when you decided to the Extensions. Well in that instance, I'd say 90-95 but again Ad. Eng is counted no matter what so you'd want to be looking at top 10 to have a chance at a high ATAR (i.e. >97).

That seems a little optimistic in my opinion. Even though your school is ranked very highly, I seriously doubt that there are more than 50 people in Advanced English + 2 Unit Mathematics who will score a band 6; meaning that your mark for those subjects will be somewhere in the mid 80s. The rest...

This is pretty much my school exactly. I mean I was helping a couple of the guys in my class to get an ATAR estimate and they ranged between 25-65. One guy in my class wants to do Medicine even though his current ATAR estimate is around 62... Getting over this lack of motivation at school is...

Ad. Eng will hurt you a little despite your excellent school rank. Right now = 95-97. If you can raise a little higher in Ad. Eng, I'd say 98-99.

It would definitely be easier to eliminate them... But the next best thing is for you to probably model yourself around them, try and arrange study sessions with them and get as close them in terms of mark disparity as humanly possible.

If you rise to around top 25 in Ad. Eng, 98+ is a good possibility considering your excellent school rank.

Well I was gonna post something useful but Anna has already posted so I guess there's no point...

Current rankings = 90 probably in reach. For a high ATAR (>97), you need to be top 15 in Ad Eng, top 15 in 3U, top 3-4 in Physics and top 5 in Bio. That's for a high ATAR though.

Class Rankings? School rankings? If you're going to be as vague as just giving percentages, then the best I can do is the following: Based on the fact that you scored around 60% for most of your subjects with "last night studies" suggests that you go to a school ranked higher than the 200s with...

Ad. Eng will hurt you considerably even considering your high school ranking. You need to be within the top 10-15 for VA, top 20 for Physics, top 15 for Business Studies and top 15-20 for Ad. Eng to definitely score an ATAR of at least 90. Right now, I'd say 85-88.

Based on the number of students, lets assume your school rank is 125. Your current ranks are a bit too low at the moment to score an ATAR of 90. You need to be within the top 20 for everything at least ideally. Right now, I'd say 85 is the highest you can go.

As posted above, English Standard will bring your ATAR down in a very significant way. You need to be within the top 5-10 at least considering the low-ranked nature of your school. As for Maths and Biology, you need to ideally be within the top 3; especially for the 2 Unit which is your best...

As you have only 10 units, English Advanced and Chemistry will hurt you pretty badly due to your poor rankings. Although your school is ranked moderately high, you still need to ideally be within the top 10 for those subjects. That being said, however, the Ext. Maths will help your greatly in...

Probably 95 (or even slightly higher) if you can lift a little bit in Modern History to within the top 3. General "rule of thumb" is that if you go to a lower-ranked school (i.e. >250), you need to be within the top three across the board to achieve 95+. That being said, however, rankings alone...

I think in 2008, a guy called Daniel Swain got a UAI of 100 with subjects like: - 4 unit English - Society + Culture - Modern History - Ext. History - Comparative Literature No science. No maths. 100 UAI...

Awesome. I'm stoked that there isn't actually anyone who's an unbeatable "super-nerd." There's still hope :D.

I'm actually pretty good at Maths but in Year 11, I had this really boring teacher who did every question in a very conceptual "don't-worry-about-getting-the-right-answer" kind of way - it just threw me off Ext. Maths. Anyway, I'm actually more of a humanities/literature buff and a bit of a...

I'm actually kind of flattered xD [IMG]. Anyway, how are you? I pretty much have every subject that you're doing except for History Extension; I do Extension Two English instead. Love your avatar btw.