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ATAR Calculator
Estimate your scaled study scores and projected ATAR based on your VCE subject results. Use our calculator to explore different subject combinations, understand how scaling can affect your results, and plan your VCE subjects with your target university courses in mind.
Before using the calculator, explore our VCE ATAR guides and resources below to understand how Study Scores, scaling, aggregate scores and ATAR calculations work. This will help you interpret your results more accurately and make more informed decisions about your VCE subject selection and study goals.
Select at least four subjects (including an English study), enter your raw study scores, and we'll calculate your aggregate and projected ATAR from official 2025 VCE scaling data.
An English subject is required for ATAR calculation. Please add English, EAL, Literature, or English Language.
Add English SubjectBased on official 2025 VTAC data. Actual ATAR may vary based on cohort performance.
Practical guidance on calculating your ATAR and understanding VCE results.
Learn how ATAR calculations work and how subject scaling and Study Scores can affect your results.
Explore our guides for practical explanations of VCE scaling, aggregate scores, ATAR calculations and subject selection. Understanding the methodology behind the calculator can help you interpret your estimated ATAR and make more informed VCE study decisions.
How Study Scores are awarded, how the aggregate is built from your primary four plus increments, and how that becomes an ATAR rank.
Read the guideWhat scaling actually does to a raw score, and why chasing a scaled-up subject usually costs more marks than it gains.
Read the guideThe Austin Education ATAR Calculator is a free online tool designed to help VCE students estimate their Australian Tertiary Admission Rank (ATAR). It utilises official VTAC scaling data to provide a prediction based on expected study scores.
You can select your VCE subjects from the dropdown menus and enter your expected raw study scores. The calculator requires at least 4 subjects, including an English subject (like English, EAL, or Literature), to generate an estimated ATAR and Aggregate Score.
Yes, we aim to regularly update our ATAR Calculator with the latest official VTAC scaling reports. This helps ensure that the predicted aggregate and ATAR reflect recent scaling trends for VCE subjects.
According to VTAC rules in Victoria, an English study (such as English, English as an Additional Language, English Language, or Literature) must be included in your primary four subjects to calculate your ATAR. Our calculator follows this rule to provide a more realistic estimate.
In addition to the ATAR Calculator, the Resource Hub provides access to tools such as the ATAR to Aggregate Table, Subject Scaling Reports, educational blogs, information on free webinars, and details about trial lessons to assist with your VCE planning.
Want to turn a projected score into a real one? Explore Austin's VCE tutoring in Melbourne, or browse the full course catalogue by subject.
