Predict your ATAR with our accurate calculator. Enter your marks and get instant results.
Enter your SACE grades to calculate your estimated ATAR
It is a website. It helps you guess your ATAR. ATAR is a number used by Australian universities.
You put your marks. It shows your ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) guess. It uses rules from each state.
It helps you choose subjects. It shows your level.
It is quick and simple. It helps you learn how marks become ATAR.
Students, parents, and teachers. Anyone who wants to know ATAR.
It works for: New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland.
Yes. It gives good guesses. It is updated often.
To view the scaled data used for your SACE ATAR calculations, visit the Scaled Data page.
Knowing your ATAR is very important. It helps you plan your future and get ready for university. It shows you which courses you can get into, so you can set goals that make sense and choose the best path for you.
Students get 2 bonus points for each subject they take in Year 12 that counts. They can get up to 4 bonus points in total. The subjects that matter are English, English Literature, Languages, Mathematical Methods, and Specialist Mathematics.
To use this ATAR calculator, pick five subjects and give your estimated grades for each one. This will help give a more accurate ATAR estimate.
Got lots of you wondering about the ATAR calculator's accuracy, so here's the scoop. It’s tough to get an exact ATAR calculator because within grades it’s possible to get a “high” grade (e.g. high scaled A-) or a “low” grade (e.g. low scaled A-). But after averaging heaps of scores, it's solid, usually within ±1 point. calcATAR's accuracy pretty much comes down to the grades you put in - it's spot on with what it's given.
This ATAR calculator looks at past scores. It averages scores from different years. It uses a formula to change university scores to ATAR. This gives very accurate results. It helps you know your ATAR better. This is a provisional approximation and should not be construed as unequivocally precise. For more detailed information, visit our scaling data page.
It is a website. It helps you guess your ATAR. ATAR is a number used by Australian universities.
You put your marks. It shows your ATAR (Australian Tertiary Admission Rank) guess. It uses rules from each state.
It helps you choose subjects. It shows your level.
It is quick and simple. It helps you learn how marks become ATAR.
Students, parents, and teachers. Anyone who wants to know ATAR.
It works for: New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, Western Australia, Queensland.
Yes. It gives good guesses. It is updated often.
To view the scaled data used for your SACE ATAR calculations, visit the Scaled Data page.