lol, true. must be embarassing to share an atar while being around "the scholars" averaging 99.90 atar.they won't share lol, and they get pissed if u ask
lol, true. must be embarassing to share an atar while being around "the scholars" averaging 99.90 atar.they won't share lol, and they get pissed if u ask
Tbh I was more interested in seeing whether it is actually a 99 ATAR requirement or a 99 Selection Rank. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯i did say 99 atar kind of misses everything you need it for.
but iirc, this guy wants to go overseas, so for england he would need like 98.5 minimum for oxbridge, tho it seems most successful peeps are like 99.5+.
bruh, you know anyone who didn't get 99.95?honestly dont know anyone who got 70 atar. sorry.
@vernburn @black.mambabruh, you know anyone who didn't get 99.95?
I swear it’s a handwriting battlequite common, and with 4u tests getting easier, it's really just a silly error battle for the good students.
No giraffes? Definitely happens on the farm.you wanna suggest a way for me to meet 70 atars lol.
I am doing maths and eng ext 1, business studies, physics, EconomicsI don't think anyone's asked you this question in the thread so I'm going to.
What course are you thinking of doing?
):I swear it’s a handwriting battle
I’ve read other BOSTES documents which explain that each ATAR unit increments by more than 1% (for this particular year, 1.7%) of students who achieve an ATAR because it takes into account the entire cohort who were enrolled in primary, some of whom may have left before year 12 (got an apprenticeship, turned 17) or took non ATAR subjects in Yr 12. So ATAR of 99 means the student is in the top one percent of their whole cohort throughout most of their schooling.go to page 28 of here: https://www.uac.edu.au/assets/documents/scaling-reports/preliminary-report-2020-nsw-hsc.pdf
youll see that the atars increment by 1.7% as you go down on the right-most column
pattern stops at 82
I know several people who got ATARs of 70 or less. They are successful skilled tradespersons. In an economy with high and ever rising real estate prices, their skills ensure that their time is well renumerated.
Yea you better put your head down and hope that your other students aren't idiotsAs I have mentioned I really need a 99 atar to get into the uni that I am passionate about, I have just started year 11 and am willing to work as hard as it takes, and would like guidance on how to study, how many hours and anything that can help me get the 99 atar. I am doing eng and maths ext 1, physics, economics and business studies. I also go to a public school ranked in the 300s
Thanks in advance.
i think u mean "remunerated" dk not sure lolI know several people who got ATARs of 70 or less. They are successful skilled tradespersons. In an economy with high and ever rising real estate prices, their skills ensure that their time is well renumerated.
ATAR takes into account the entire HSC-age cohort, including those who are not ATAR-eligible. The ATAR-eligible cohort is academically better than the whole cohort (which is why 1.7% of ATARs are above 99, for example).I’ve read other BOSTES documents which explain that each ATAR unit increments by more than 1% (for this particular year, 1.7%) of students who achieve an ATAR because it takes into account the entire cohort who were enrolled in primary, some of whom may have left before year 12 (got an apprenticeship, turned 17) or took non ATAR subjects in Yr 12. So ATAR of 99 means the student is in the top one percent of their whole cohort throughout most of their schooling.
Yes, thank you.i think u mean "remunerated" dk not sure lol
I think the questioner was asking what uni degree you plan on doing, not subjectsI am doing maths and eng ext 1, business studies, physics, Economics