Post your study scores and ATAR here

[Joseph41]

Team, when results start trickling through, post your study scores and ATARs here!

Wishing everybody the best of luck.

[PhoenixxFire]

Lmao I hate predicting scores, why am I doing this? #conformity #yolo

English: 20-26
Further: 42-46
Outdoor ed: 36-40
Enviro: 36-40

ATAR: 82-89.60

So I just put the lowest and highest of that range into ATARcalc....and I swear if I get 89.6 I'll be so annoyed lol. It's always kind of been a goal to get 90, but I really doubt it'll happen.

So anyway, the above I'm fairly confident on. But below are a bit more precise scores.

English: 24
Further: 46
Outdoor ed: 37
Enviro: 37/38

ATAR: 87ish

In my head I've been thinking 87 or 88 so that sounds about right. Still hoping for a miracle 90, but it's pretty unlikely.

Edit: Just a little update for future record. Am currently convinced that I'm going to get 85

Well I guess I get to be first then
Actual scores:
English: 28
Further: 44 (this one is a bit sad ngl)
Outdoor Ed: 35 (lol. I thought I'd done better than that, but oh well).
Enviro: 43!!!!!!!! (WTF I was not expecting that, also kinda sucks though because I got B A+ A+ so if I'd been rank 1 for U3....)

ATAR: 90.80

I was sought of hoping for a miracle, but that's the highest I could realistically hope for and I'm fucking thrilled that I got 90

Kinda disappointed about math and outdoor ed though I don't know how I managed to get 43 in Enviro with a B lol, kinda sad because now I wish I'd been rank 1 lol.

My hands are still shaking.

[Anne Boleyn]

Ok guys so I did bio 3/4 this year and I got 35, is that a good result?

[S200]

Lol. Let's just say my predictions were wack.

sub 20 from the ATAR I predicted and it's near enough

[PhoenixxFire]

Ok guys so I did bio 3/4 this year and I got 35, is that a good result?

There isn't really any way to objectively determine if it's good - that's up to you. The average is about 30 though

[MissSmiley]

I cannot believe this!!!!
This is a dream come true!!

I got 98.1 and I'm extremely happy!!!! 
This is a great feeling!

Hopefully the ATAR requirement shouldn't go up this year for my course (Arts/Law at Monash)
Happiest day of my life guys!!! Glad I can share this with you!!!

[technodisney]

Eh. Been a good year.

My highest study score is a 36 in informatics. (Scales to a 31, thanks VCAA).

I am bummed and confused about a 32 in VET IT. Especially because GA1 is B+ and GA2 (the exam) is A+.
Can someone please explain?

Got a 24 in EngLang in the end. Oh well. I’m glad I found this course where I don’t need a 25 in English.

And I feel bummed that I got a 27 in Busman and I put very little effort in all year and I didn’t care about the exam at all and my friend I could see working her butt off for BusMan all year got lower than me. That’s not fair.

And my ATAR was 61.65. Was hoping for 70ish. But it’s not determining my future anyway, so oh well.

[PhoenixxFire]

My highest study score is a 36 in informatics. (Scales to a 31, thanks VCAA).

Feels. My 35 in outdoor Ed scaled to a 28.8 lol

[gab.r_se]

Absolutely devastated. I was aiming for a 38 in Bio and instead got a 35 with a B+ on the exam. Was not expecting it to be that low at all. Far out I feel so deflated and like this whole years hard work was for nothing. B+ on the exam. So disappointed in myself. I thought I'd get at least an A on the exam.

This was my only subject this year. Is there a way to feel less bummed out?

[Anne Boleyn]

Absolutely devastated. I was aiming for a 38 in Bio and instead got a 35 with a B+ on the exam. Was not expecting it to be that low at all. Far out I feel so deflated and like this whole years hard work was for nothing. B+ on the exam. So disappointed in myself. I thought I'd get at least an A on the exam.

This was my only subject this year. Is there a way to feel less bummed out?

Same

[manthila2000]

English: raw 33 scales to 31
Spesh: raw 37 scales to 48
Methods: raw 40 scales to 45
Physics: raw 37 scales to 40
Chemistry: raw 42 scales to 45
Bus Man (yr11): raw 35 scales to 31

ATAR: 96.30

[PhoenixxFire]

Absolutely devastated. I was aiming for a 38 in Bio and instead got a 35 with a B+ on the exam. Was not expecting it to be that low at all. Far out I feel so deflated and like this whole years hard work was for nothing. B+ on the exam. So disappointed in myself. I thought I'd get at least an A on the exam.

This was my only subject this year. Is there a way to feel less bummed out?

Imo, it's not at all a bad thing to be bummed out about it. You did worse than you thought - totally okay to be upset about that.I guess what I'd say though is make sure you use that to improve, you've still got more subjects next year so (after you have a break!) focus on how you can improve for them.

[gab.r_se]

Imo, it's not at all a bad thing to be bummed out about it. You did worse than you thought - totally okay to be upset about that.I guess what I'd say though is make sure you use that to improve, you've still got more subjects next year so (after you have a break!) focus on how you can improve for them.

Thank you for the advice.

[Bri MT]

Absolutely devastated. I was aiming for a 38 in Bio and instead got a 35 with a B+ on the exam. Was not expecting it to be that low at all. Far out I feel so deflated and like this whole years hard work was for nothing. B+ on the exam. So disappointed in myself. I thought I'd get at least an A on the exam.

This was my only subject this year. Is there a way to feel less bummed out?

I had a subject I was disappointed in & I found that overtime I cared less and less - even though seeing that number was hard at first.
The hard work you put it wasn't for nothing; now you have a better understanding of how you study, respond to stress etc. and you can walk away knowing that you did what you could.  In the end, t's the habits you build, the understanding you gain & the determination you foster that are important.


it might not feel like that now, but overtime you'll adjust

[gab.r_se]

I had a subject I was disappointed in & I found that overtime I cared less and less - even though seeing that number was hard at first.
The hard work you put it wasn't for nothing; now you have a better understanding of how you study, respond to stress etc. and you can walk away knowing that you did what you could.  In the end, t's the habits you build, the understanding you gain & the determination you foster that are important.


it might not feel like that now, but overtime you'll adjust

I feel a bit better about it now, thank you.