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ATAR explained
ATAR eligibility
ATAR calculation
Getting your ATAR
HSC Board Developed courses
ATARs out 9am on 18 Dec
2024 NSW HSC students
ATARs are calculated for all ATAR-eligible students.
How to view your ATAR on this website
You can access your ATAR via this website on 18 December 2024. You'll need your Year 12 student number and UAC PIN.
Your Year 12 student number: Your 8-digit student number was issued to you by NESA. If you've lost it, call NESA on 1300 13 83 23.
Your UAC PIN: Your 4-digit UAC PIN will be emailed to you on 3 April. It is different to your HSC PIN. If you lose your UAC PIN, call us on (02) 9752 0200.
When you view your ATAR you’ll see a list of the ATAR courses you studied, their category, and the number of units of each ATAR course that contributed to the calculation of your ATAR.
You'll also be able to download and save your official ATAR Advice Notice.
If you receive an ATAR between 0.00 and 30.00, your ATAR will be recorded as ‘30 or less’. If you haven’t met the requirements of the ATAR, your ATAR will be recorded as ‘not eligible’.
How to claim your ATAR digital credential in CredFolio
CredFolio is a free digital wallet in which you can receive your ATAR as a digital credential. This means you will always have immediate access to your ATAR, wherever you are and whenever you need it.
With the CredFolio digital wallet, you can also safely store and access other digital credentials issued to you there, create personalised portfolios and share your achievements: all in one place and on your terms.
Follow these instructions to set up your CredFolio digital wallet and claim your ATAR:
- A couple of days before ATARs are released, CredFolio will send you an email inviting you to register. It will include a link to set up your account and a unique registration code. Follow the instructions to register. If you're a UAC applicant, the email will be sent to the address you enter in your application. If you're not a UAC applicant, the email will be sent to the address you registered with NESA.
- Once you're registered, you’ll be able to access your account through the CredFolio phone app (available on the Apple App Store and Google Play Store). If you prefer, you can keep using the web app.
- On ATAR release day you will be sent an email confirming that UAC has issued your ATAR to your CredFolio wallet. Open the web or phone app and view your new credential.
Previous NSW HSC students
You can order an ATAR Advice Notice from the UAC Shop if you completed the NSW HSC and were issued an ATAR or equivalent (UAI, TER or TES).
ATAR Advice Notices are available in the following formats:
- Digital ATAR Advice Notice credential in CredFolio digital wallet: Only available to students who completed the HSC from 2022.
- Digital ATAR Advice Notice (PDF): Official ATAR notice available to students who completed the HSC from 2009. ATAR confirmation letter available to pre-2009 HSC students.
- Printed ATAR Advice Notice (plus free PDF): Official ATAR notice available to students who completed the HSC from 2009. ATAR confirmation letter available to pre-2009 HSC students.
2024 ACT Year 12 students
The ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies will issue your ACT Senior Secondary Certificate and Tertiary Entrance Statement (including ATAR).
You'll also be able to access your ATAR by logging in to this website. You'll need your Year 12 student number and UAC PIN.
Your Year 12 student number: Your 7-digit student number was issued to you by the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies.
Your UAC PIN: Your 4-digit UAC PIN was emailed to you on 3 April. If you've lost your UAC PIN, call us on (02) 9752 0200.
Information about the calculation of the ACT ATAR is available from the ACT Board of Senior Secondary Studies.
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Frequently asked questions
Why is my ATAR low compared with my HSC marks?
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ATAR Compass
Enter your predicted HSC marks and ATAR Compass will estimate your ATAR
Estimate your ATAR
ATAR resources to download
Preliminary Report on the Scaling of the 2024 NSW HSC
January Round 1 lowest selection ranks 2025
December Round 2 lowest selection ranks 2024
ATAR Essentials
Effectiveness and Limitations of the ATAR Report
Usefulness of the ATAR Report
More ATAR downloads
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UAC acknowledges and pays respect to the past, present and future traditional custodians and elders of this nation. We honour the continuation of cultural, spiritual and educational practices of FirstNations people.
Original artwork 'Dreams' by artist Adam Hennessy – The circles represent coming together. They form a pathway around the outside, symbolising an educational journey. The circles in the top right are our institutions gathered to fulfil the dreams of the travellers.
