atar prediction pls? (1 Viewer)

[victor1222]

Hello, could someone please give me a rough atar prediction based on these trial marks? Thanks!

English ADV	74/100
Legal Studies	89/100
Economics	70/100
Ancient History	65/100
History EXT	40/50
SOR1	37/50

eng rank: never got our ranks unfortunately.
legal rank: 5/15
economics: 3/8
ancient history: 3/20
history ext: 2/6
SOR1: 2/3

Eng: 1 band 6 (2023), 2 (2022)
Economics: 2 band 6 (2023)
Legal: 1 band 6 (2022)
(Others don't have any data)

 

[igor9]

need ranks for each subject and overall ranks and number of b6s achieved for each subject in the past 2 years, and I'm sure @jimmysmith560 will help you out!

 

[victor1222]

need ranks for each subject and overall ranks and number of b6s achieved for each subject in the past 2 years, and I'm sure @jimmysmith560 will help you out!

ok thanks. I've updated the post

 

[igor9]

i mean ur almost b6 eco, so probably like an 80-85 atar

 

[victor1222]

i mean ur almost b6 eco, so probably like an 80-85 atar

Thanks!!

 

[Solarised]

low 80s

 

[jimmysmith560]

The slight lack of information, such as your English Advanced cohort size, may limit the accuracy and specificity of ATAR estimates that you may receive. Regardless, from the information provided, your current performance seems consistent with an ATAR in the high 70s to low 80s range, that is, an ATAR of no less than 76 and up to 84.

Economics is your best-performing subject, meaning that it is likely to make the best contribution to your ATAR compared to the rest of your subjects. You should therefore take advantage of this by thoroughly preparing for this subject's HSC exam, allowing you to ensure favourable overall performance and maximise this subject's contribution to your ATAR.

The same can be suggested, although to a lesser extent, about your performance in Legal Studies, History Extension and Studies of Religion I. This means that while these subjects can make a good contribution to your ATAR, there is likely room for improvement, which you can address by performing favourably in their HSC exam. This would consequently help you reach a higher ATAR.

On the other hand, English Advanced and Ancient History appear to be your lowest-performing subjects. This is especially important for English Advanced because it will always count as 2 units towards your ATAR, unlike Ancient History, which can count as 1 unit, the other coming from SOR I. Hopefully you did well in your English Advanced HSC exam, and best of luck with your upcoming Ancient History HSC exam.

I hope this helps!

 

[victor1222]

The slight lack of information, such as your English Advanced cohort size, may limit the accuracy and specificity of ATAR estimates that you may receive. Regardless, from the information provided, your current performance seems consistent with an ATAR in the high 70s to low 80s range, that is, an ATAR of no less than 76 and up to 84.

Economics is your best-performing subject, meaning that it is likely to make the best contribution to your ATAR compared to the rest of your subjects. You should therefore take advantage of this by thoroughly preparing for this subject's HSC exam, allowing you to ensure favourable overall performance and maximise this subject's contribution to your ATAR.

The same can be suggested, although to a lesser extent, about your performance in Legal Studies, History Extension and Studies of Religion I. This means that while these subjects can make a good contribution to your ATAR, there is likely room for improvement, which you can address by performing favourably in their HSC exam. This would consequently help you reach a higher ATAR.

On the other hand, English Advanced and Ancient History appear to be your lowest-performing subjects. This is especially important for English Advanced because it will always count as 2 units towards your ATAR, unlike Ancient History, which can count as 1 unit, the other coming from SOR I. Hopefully you did well in your English Advanced HSC exam, and best of luck with your upcoming Ancient History HSC exam.

I hope this helps!

Ok, thanks @jimmysmith560!!