Will it be hard to get an ATAR of 65 or over with my progress so far (see below) (1 Viewer)

[KarjoTheCat]

Hello,

I am hoping for an ATAR of over 65 (I have used ATAR calculators on the internet however they are unreliable) but I'm not sure how much my marks will need to improve by.

Currently I have just finished my half yearly exams with the following results:
Biology = 80%
Earth and Environmental Science = 87%
Chemistry = 51%
Software Design and Development = 59%
Standard English = 55%

Thanks for reading

 

[BLIT2014]

1.School rank is needed
https://bettereducation.com.au/results/hsc.aspx
2. Rank in respective subject is needed plus cohort size in subject

 

[BlueGas]

Definitely possible to achieve an ATAR of 65% if you improve.

 

[slapmyalpaca]

If you improve for sure!

 

[KarjoTheCat]

The school rank is 239
Rank in subject:
Biology 18/37
Earth and Environmental Science 1/25
Chemistry 18/18
Software design and development 4/9
Standard English 21/69

 

[Silly Sausage]

The school rank is 239
Rank in subject:
Biology 18/37
Earth and Environmental Science 1/25
Chemistry 18/18
Software design and development 4/9
Standard English 21/69

Ranked 1st in one science and last in another?
I'd say you have a pretty good shot if you improve your chem ranks

 

[tonysoprano]

I can definitely see a 65+ there. Just fix up Chem and you're completely fine.

 

[Librah]

http://community.boredofstudies.org...d-raw-marks-database-sortable-excel-file.html

ATAR calculators use aligned/moderated HSC marks, they don't use your raw marks, that's why you can't really use these calculators until you've actually gotten your HSC results which is the day before you get your ATAR unless you have some idea of what raw marks you've gotten. If you get 51 raw in the chemistry HSC exam, that aligns to like a 79. That's only assuming you do actually get 51 raw in the HSC exam, since HSC and some schools give out marks very differently.

 

[Green Yoda]

you are looking at 65+ at the current rate anyways