ATAR Notes Statistics

[A+study]

Has anyone compiled stats on the VCE results for the 2013 ATAR Notes cohort? I'm keen to know how I compare to all these clever people haha

[Stick]

I PM'd Phy124 about this last night just out of curiosity. It wasn't a conscious decision by the staff not to make the statistics, but rather that somebody just hasn't gotten around to it yet. Although, he told me that anyone can compile the ATAR and study score lists, if they wish.

[Alwin]

For those curious, I got bored so made a quick one. There's like very little stats so go and modify it as much as you want haha

Sheet1: you can sort stuff by using the drop down arrows

Sheet2: backup, incase you deleted a whole column and ceeb redownloading it haha


enjoy I guess...

[Stick]

Thanks, Alwin! Also, congratulations on your amazing results!

sticky plex

[PB]

Yes, someone do this pleeasse that would be siick.

[mikehepro]

Is it just me or that out of the 36 ppl who finished yr12 this year, half of them got over 99? That's insane, also there's 27 50ss out of the cohort on the list. -.- 
Congrats to all of you guys on such an amazing effort.
Now this statistics just make me look retarded since I doubt I will get a 50 or over 99.

[PB]

Alwin forgot me but yeah, AN cohort is a beast this year

[masonruc]

I'm actually so sorry for ruining the 90+ trend but you don't understand the school I went too.

[chasej]

I worked out the various statistics, commonly used to measure VCE performance, from the data in the spreadsheet.

Total ATARs: 36
Average ATAR:95.1 (rounded to first decimal)
Median ATAR: 98.95 (huuugggeeee, I think this is higher than any school??) (if more ATARs are/have-been added please PM me and I can update this figure).
ATARs in ascending order:

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64.4,75.6,82.9,86.9,88.5,89.55,89.55,93.1,96.1,96.35,96.45,97.05,97.4,97.45,98.4,98.45,98.65,98.9,99,99,99.1,99.3,99.35,99.4,99.5,99.5,99.55,99.8,99.85,99.9,99.9,99.9,99.95,99.95,99.95,99.95

Study scores recorded: 238
Study scores over or equal to 40: 158
Percentage of study scores over 40: 66.4% (rounded to first decimal place)
50's: 27
Median study score: 42
Average study score: 41.5 (first decimal point again)
Study scores in ascending order (beware 238 lines):

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Any statistics I missed? PM me to let me know.

The ascending order things are mainly for my reference if I need to update the stats...

[lala1911]

Ah I think you were meant to put Lala1911 99.95 but dw everyone makes mistakes @Alwin!

[Dayman]

I would love to contribute to this list/statistics but I got to get my chem ss and consequently atar fixed.

[pi]

You shouldn't feel this way since some of the students who got over 99 aren't even regular contributors to the forum.

+1, lists like this really don't reflect anything other that those who want to post their results online (which are usually those with high results). Also not to mention the guys with <50 posts posting high ATARs just to get tutoring students for next year via their sigs

[AsianNerd]

Add me to the list! :)

[brenden]

Yeah, AN's median ATAR definitely isn't so high. I mean, what's defined as AN? People who lurk? With more than 10 posts? 20 posts? 30, 40, 50? Even if you sorted out a definition of AN, any median gathered is more "the median of people reporting their scores", as pi said. I mean, there are people whose only post is their study scores (when they come out all 45+, of course).

[chasej]

Yeah, AN's median ATAR definitely isn't so high. I mean, what's defined as AN? People who lurk? With more than 10 posts? 20 posts? 30, 40, 50? Even if you sorted out a definition of AN, any median gathered is more "the median of people reporting their scores", as pi said. I mean, there are people whose only post is their study scores (when they come out all 45+, of course).

On second thought, it doesn't really matter at all what scores other people get