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[Rahul]

what has been the trend over the years for aggregates for different UAI's. eg 90, 95, etc.

thanks

 

[enak]

I would also like to know.

 

[Ragerunner]

I think you can use Lazseeker for that since it tells you your aggregate of the best 10 units.

 

[Lazarus]

These are only very rough, sketchpad-type approximations -

<pre><font size=2>UAI 2001 2002
60 253 261
70 283 291
80 319 325
90 367 372
95 402 406
99 448 451</font></pre>

 

[quarkfire]

what's the highest aggregate you can get?

 

[krayziekarnevil]

I guess 500?
Each unit is out of 50, ten units count...

 

[Lazarus]

That's right.

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
aggregate

what is this thing? or is it complicated?

 

[Golani]

wtf, so if you get 91 for every subject you'll get a uai of 99???

 

[Lazarus]

Originally posted by iambored
what is this [aggregate] thing?

The sum of the scaled marks from your best two units of english and your best eight other units.

Originally posted by Golani
wtf, so if you get 91 for every subject you'll get a uai of 99???

A scaled mark of 91, yes. Not an aligned or raw mark.

 

[Nick]

wat kind of aggregate would earn someone 100 UAI.. like 480+?

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by Lazarus
The sum of the scaled marks from your best two units of english and your best eight other units.

A scaled mark of 91, yes. Not an aligned or raw mark.

oh wow
but scaled by uac i spose??

thats really cool to know

edit: where can i find how subjects scale. like what a raw mark would give me in uac terms

 

[deyveed]

So getting Band 5 for everything or averaging 80+ in scaled marks will get you 95+?

 

[Lazarus]

Originally posted by Nick
wat kind of aggregate would earn someone 100 UAI.. like 480+?

In the past, the students who attained UAIs of 100 had aggregates spread across the following ranges:

2002: 480.8 - 490.1
2001: 483.2 - 498.2

Originally posted by deyveed
So getting Band 5 for everything or averaging 80+ in scaled marks will get you 95+?

No to the former and yes to the latter. Bands have nothing to do with it; they refer to aligned marks.

Originally posted by iambored
edit: where can i find how subjects scale. like what a raw mark would give me in uac terms

Equivalences between raw and scaled marks aren't published - you can only know whether a course had above or below average scaling. For that, see <a href=/scaling.php target=_blank>this list</a>.

 

[Nick]

498.2 aggregate.. that is incredible.. inhuman.. is that guy/girl God now or what..

 

[deyveed]

Laz. Whats the difference between scaled and aligned marks?
Usually, how big is the difference between them?

 

[Lazarus]

Originally posted by deyveed
Laz. Whats the difference between scaled and aligned marks?
Usually, how big is the difference between them?

I included a nice glossary in the UAISeeker Manual - it might help.

The difference between them varies across courses (and even within a single course). Tables of quivalencies are published in the Technical Committee's Report on the Scaling of the HSC each year (quick links - 2001 and 2002).

 

[iambored]

also, the uac scaling, is that how every mark for every subject(besides a few subjects) get scaled down, but the "higher scaling" subjects as we call them, just lose less marks?

does that even make sense?

 

[Lazarus]

Originally posted by iambored
also, the uac scaling, is that how every mark for every subject(besides a few subjects) get scaled down, but the "higher scaling" subjects as we call them, just lose less marks?

does that even make sense?

I understand what you mean.

In reality... that's actually not what occurs. It's just a useful way of 'explaining' the statistics to those who are less mathematically inclined. But you're correct in that it's referring to the scaling performed on marks for inclusion in your UAI.

 

[snow bum]

Who the FUCK got 498.2!!!!!!!!!?