The ATAR and Results Build Up Thread!

[LFTM]

but if you knew your study scores you would sorta know what atar you'll get.

[LFTM]

i think im gonna look at study scores first.

[Greatness]

is the study score we get for each subject alreadly scaled when we recieve them online, etc?

they are raw on the vcaa website and scaled on the vtac website

[lexitu]

Not the one pictured above. Apparently the VTAC one, yes.

Whoops, a bit late... Hopefully the refresh problem is fixed in the site refresh (lol).

[_henwee]

And it conveniently placed a 'print page' button. =]

[_avO]

I don't understand, there's two sites to get our results? what is the other link besides resultsandatar.vic.edu.au

[LFTM]

im confused too now

[samiira]

I don't understand, there's two sites to get our results? what is the other link besides resultsandatar.vic.edu.au

u have a point.. i think the one u mentioned is the only one

[lexitu]

http://www.vtac.edu.au/applying/results-atar-service.html

That could be a possibility seeing that VTAC too is directing you to this site.

But many people are saying you can view them through VTAC.

[stonecold]

http://www.vtac.edu.au/applying/results-atar-service.html

That could be a possibility seeing that VTAC too is directing you to this site.

But many people are saying you can view them through VTAC.

Maybe the scaled scores come up with the ATAR page then ?

[lexitu]

True, that's a chance...

[chansthename]

Seems to be a conbined results page since both VTAC and VCAA are directing people to the one page. I suspect that they will have both raw and scaled scores and ATAR on a separate link

[Slumdawg]

You know how there's the "View your study scores" and "View your atar button" when you go on the results page? When you click on view your study scores it takes you to what that merspi website calls the "VCAA" page, all raw scores with GAs but NO ATAR. However when you click on the view your atar button it takes you to the page that the merpsi website calls the "VTAC" page, where it has your atar, aggregate and each of your scaled subjects. You can tell if something is scaled or unscaled by seeing if there's something after the decimal point. If it's 40 then that's raw, while if it's 40.24 that's scaled.

So basically on the results homepage it has the links to the two separate pages.

Hope that clears up the confusion.

[Greatness]

^^^ nicely said

[lexitu]

I ah, 'conquer'.