OI, how hard is it to get a UAI of 60? (1 Viewer)

[brody888]

Hey, how hard is it to get a UAI of 60?

 

[DeathB4Life]

depends.

if youre "smart", and by that i mean you were getting good grades in the earlier years, then a 60 UAI should be very easily attained with very little study.

as long as youre not in the bottom 5th of all your class (depending on your school) a 60 should always be pretty easy to get.

 

[brody888]

Dude, i got a public school

 

[$hiftyIceQueen]

if your ranks and exam marks are good then you should be fine

 

[jemsta]

judging by your use of grammer, id say 60 is almost impossible

 

[kc-ok-la]

hahahahahahaha

 

[michaeln36]

almost anyone can get 60 if they try ... since the bottom 30 uai points (or so) are already "taken" by the people that do not continue onto year 12 - so even if u were ranked last in the hsc u would get a uai of 30ish+.
Then with some extra effort u can easily rise to 60ish.

 

[JhK89]

be in the top 40% of state ??

 

[dagwoman]

be in the top 40% of state ??

A UAI of 60 is not the top 40% of the state.

 

[sinist4]

^wat is it then ?

 

[michaeln36]

60 UAI it is top 40% of YOUR YEAR 10 cohort.
so practically top 40% of the state.

If you were the top 40th percentile of people that sat the HSC tho -- u'd get a uai of about 70-75.

 

[JhK89]

A UAI of 60 is not the top 40% of the state.

i am very sorry!

 

[dagwoman]

i am very sorry!

No need to apologise!

michaeln36, I'm pretty sure that's not the case.

 

[Sgs2006]

Extremely hard.
Only 0.005% of the state get above 60 UAI!!

 

[UnIqUe_PrInCeSs]

Extremely hard.
Only 0.005% of the state get above 60 UAI!!

are you being serious? :S





so how hard is it to get a UAI of 75??
someone please answer this
I need confidence :'(

 

[kc-ok-la]

are you being serious? :S





so how hard is it to get a UAI of 75??
someone please answer this
I need confidence :'(

shes pulling your leg

 

[dagwoman]

michaeln36, I apologise, you are indeed correct:

"we can calculate by interpolation that students who are at the 91.0th percentile of the UAI-eligible percentile are at the 94.38th percentile of the 2003 SC cohort. This means that students with an aggregate of 400.0 have
performed well enough in the HSC to be at the 94.38th percentile of their SC cohort. Their percentile is rounded, giving a UAI of 94.40."

From the UAC site

Thanks webby!​