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paigek3:
When putting marks into ATAR calculators, which should I go off???

a) my overall internal average mark
b) my trial marks
c) my estimated moderated marks from overall internal average mark, corresponding from rawmarks.info
d) my estimated moderated marks from my trial marks, corresponding from rawmarks.info

Hopefully this made sense

Lachlan Morley:

--- Quote from: paigek3 on October 08, 2017, 10:22:18 am ---When putting marks into ATAR calculators, which should I go off???

a) my overall internal average mark
b) my trial marks
c) my estimated moderated marks from overall internal average mark, corresponding from rawmarks.info
d) my estimated moderated marks from my trial marks, corresponding from rawmarks.info

Hopefully this made sense

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The best way to do it is to figure out how many band 6's your school got in the subjects you do over the past 3 years averaged out.

Then figure out your ranks for the overall cource and figure out where you sit in relation to your schools previous year performances

Eg

Lets say your school got 3 band 6's in Legal studies last year and you are ranked ranked 3rd this year , your best bet would be to put in 90 for legal into the calclulator

if your ranked 1 in English and your school had 10 band 6's last year , then your safe to assume that your HSC mark would be close to 94 and therfore put that into the calculator.

This is the best way to do it as your school could mark easy/ hard compared to the HSC and therfore your trial marks could not be the best reflection of how you will actually go

paigek3:

--- Quote from: Lachlan Morley on October 09, 2017, 09:35:08 am ---The best way to do it is to figure out how many band 6's your school got in the subjects you do over the past 3 years averaged out.

Then figure out your ranks for the overall cource and figure out where you sit in relation to your schools previous year performances

Eg

Lets say your school got 3 band 6's in Legal studies last year and you are ranked ranked 3rd this year , your best bet would be to put in 90 for legal into the calclulator

if your ranked 1 in English and your school had 10 band 6's last year , then your safe to assume that your HSC mark would be close to 94 and therfore put that into the calculator.

This is the best way to do it as your school could mark easy/ hard compared to the HSC and therfore your trial marks could not be the best reflection of how you will actually go

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What would you (and others too) reckon then i should put in the calculators for the following subjects

1/25 in legal with 1 band 6 in 2016, 0 in 2015 and 2014

1/31 in PDHPE with 1 band 6 in 2016, 2 band 6s in 2015 and 0 in 2014

2/3 English ext 1, 0 band 6s in 2016 and 2015, 1 band 6 in 2014

2/3 English ext 2, 0 band 6s past 3 years

jamonwindeyer:

--- Quote from: paigek3 on October 09, 2017, 09:57:24 am ---What would you (and others too) reckon then i should put in the calculators for the following subjects

1/25 in legal with 1 band 6 in 2016, 0 in 2015 and 2014

1/31 in PDHPE with 1 band 6 in 2016, 2 band 6s in 2015 and 0 in 2014

2/3 English ext 1, 0 band 6s in 2016 and 2015, 1 band 6 in 2014

2/3 English ext 1, 0 band 6s past 3 years

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Put in your Trial marks and add like, I don't know, 15%? Sounds like you will be the strongest (or close to strongest) performer so your previous exam performance is probably going to be the best indicator (and the percentage is to account for improvement and alignment) - But remember these calculators are just guessing! Don't give them too much of your time ;D

paigek3:

--- Quote from: jamonwindeyer on October 09, 2017, 10:02:16 am ---Put in your Trial marks and add like, I don't know, 15%? Sounds like you will be the strongest (or close to strongest) performer so your previous exam performance is probably going to be the best indicator (and the percentage is to account for improvement and alignment) - But remember these calculators are just guessing! Don't give them too much of your time ;D

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Great, thank you!

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