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Hi guys, I go to a selective high school and desperately need a 99.45 atar to beat my brother who got 99.4 These are my current marks (my teacher said mental health is more important atm but I'm still curious) so do u think a 99.45 atar is still possible CAFS: 17/30 (average was 18 but it's...

Hi guys, I’m new to this platform but I just wanted to ask you guys for your insights into these problems. I’m currently in year 11, studying in a school that ranks in the top 100. I’m studying Maths Extension, English Extension, Biology, Chemistry and Business Studies. Many of my peers...

Hey guys I go to a top 50 ranked school in NSW and was wondering would it still be possible to get a 92 atar despite my ranks before trials. Chem 45/100 Bio 51/87 Eco 33/55 Math Adv 70/100 Eng Adv 110/182 Would It still be possible to pull it back to get a 90 or 92 ATAR or am I too far in the...

Exam was mostly skills based and there were heaps of extended responses. A lot of my mates found the exam difficult, but some found it relatively easy. Wondering if it will scale high or low.

From what the uac websites show, most universities have at least around 98.5+ median ATAR if you wanna do undergrad or guaranteed postgrad med excluding any schemes or selection factors. As they don't reveal the median UCAT marks that correlate to the median ATAR, does anyone know what ATAR and...

Hey guys! So I'm thinking of doing dentistry in the future but the ATAR is waaaaaaay tooo high for me to achieve, so I thought if I try from oral health which is an ATAR of 83 or Health Science- ATAR of 80 at USYD, I could get into dentistry after completing the degree. BUt this process...

So I am a current year 11 student. My HSC subjects are standard English, advanced maths, biology, chemistry, PDHPE and studies of religion. I'm trying to understand how the ATAR is calculated based on my HSC results. My goal is to achieve a 95+ minimum if I want to get into medicine, 99+ would...