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ATAR Notes is the largest online student community of Victoria started with an aim to provide gift study materials to students at very affordable estimationTRANSCRIPT
ATAR score is the rank achieved by HSC or VCE student in Australian states.
ATAR score is basically a rank or Australian Tertiary Admission Rank on basis of which students are given admissions into various university courses.
ATAR Score are based mainly on scores of secondary school subjects that are scaled higher than the other subjects. Check out ATAR notes simply to calculate your score here.
For example the hard science subjects or physics, chemistry and mathematics contribute to higher ATAR scores.
Subjects that are rated highly and among the four primary subjects like Multi Media, Business Management, visual arts scores do not contribute to ATAR even if they are high as only 10% of their score is taken into consideration while calculating ATAR.
Hence even it any student has scored high in secondary subjects, he may not achieve high ATAR.
The universities use the ATAR scores to select the students and particularly for the most popular courses.
The most popular courses at the most popular universities require ATAR score of more than 90.
The Atarnotes.com is the largest online community of students which provides online ATAR calculator and also offer free study materials, series of lectures, advice from graduating students and scholars that direct VCE or HSC students to gain higher ATAR scores.
Students can just register at this portal and start take benefits of its varied features and sections.
You can also shop for the latest study guides online at atarnotes.com
The most popular feature of forum allows students to communicate with other students with regard to study materials, lectures and courses.
Since the universities keep specific ATAR for different courses this link, students future course of study rely on their ATAR.
Australian Capital Territory, New South Wales follows ATAR.
However the state of Queensland in Australia still follows its Overall Position ranking system instead of ATAR which was introduced by federal minister of education in 2009 to centralize the admission process in the different Australian States.
Before the introduction of the ATAR scores, different states in Australia were following their own ranking system as criteria to admit students in different university programs.
