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ATAR statistics, scaling and course entry

In Victoria, an aggregate of 154.85 reached an ATAR of 90.00 in 2024. In 2025 the threshold was 155.19, a rise of 0.34 aggregate points. Changes to subject scaling and university selection ranks measure different things.

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Victoria’s aggregate thresholds

Each row compares the minimum scaled aggregate for the same ATAR across the two cohorts. The thresholds come from the VTAC 2024 aggregate table and the VTAC 2025 aggregate table.

ATAR2024 minimum2025 minimumChange
99.95211.60211.42-0.18
95.00169.54169.85+0.31
90.00154.85155.19+0.34
80.00135.55135.65+0.10
70.00120.37120.42+0.05

What the same raw VCE study score became

Both reports show rounded scaled scores for a raw study score of 30. The table shows selected studies with the same code and name in both years. Equal rounded scores can hide smaller changes. See the VTAC 2024 scaling report and VTAC 2025 scaling report.

Study2024 scaled at raw 302025 scaled at raw 30
Biology3131
Chemistry3434
English2828
Mathematical Methods3535
Specialist Mathematics4343
Karen2329
Hebrew4239

Science course entry in the January offer profiles

These are three Science courses whose code and campus match in VTAC’s January 2025 profiles and January 2026 profiles. The lowest selection rank includes adjustments where applicable. It describes an offer that was made in that cycle. Check each course’s current prerequisites and admission rules before applying.

Science course and campus2025 lowest2026 lowestChange
Deakin University, Melbourne Burwood (1400514401)62.2062.05-0.15
Monash University, Clayton (2800328451)82.0082.000.00
University of Melbourne, Parkville (3800538271)89.0091.00+2.00

Comparing ATAR search interest across states

The Google Trends subregion report compares Australian Web Search interest in “atar calculator” from January to December 2025 across all categories. Victoria had the highest share of searches for the term and is the reference at 100. See how Google normalises the figures.

State or territoryRelative interest (0–100)
Victoria100
Queensland77
South Australia70
New South Wales62
Northern Territory50
Western Australia43
Australian Capital Territory27
Tasmania16

Source: Google Trends, exported 6 November 2026. The index measures relative search interest within each region, so regions with the same index can have different search counts.