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Students can use these services to order copies of their raw marks or their completed examination papers.  \nPost-results services can be accessed through the BOSTES Students Online website. Eligible students will receive their ATAR from 9am on Thursday 18 December from the Universities Admissions Centre (UAC) .  \nMEDIA: Michael Charlton 0477 362 546  \nBOSTES publishes four HSC merit lists:  \nFirst in Course: the student or students who achieve the highest HSC result in each course. A First in Course is only awarded if the result is in the highest band possible for that course.  \nAll Round Achievers: students who have achieved results in the top band possible for at least 10 units of HSC courses.  \nTop Achievers: for students provided their results are in highest band possible for the course, who have gained the top places in each course. The number of students listed for each course depends on the overall size of the course.  \nDistinguished Achievers: all students who received a result in the highest band possible for one or more courses.  \n2014 HSC Fact Sheet  \n􀁸 A record 75,767 students achieved an HSC result in at least one course in 2014.  \n􀁸 Students sat the 2014 HSC examinations in 24 countries outside of Australia, including China, New Zealand, Switzerland and Tanzania.  \n􀁸 Students can access their results wherever they are, online or by SMS.  \n􀁸 The largest number of students will receive their results by SMS, with about 18,500 students registering in advance to receive SMS results.  \n􀁸 Most students accessing their results online will use a desktop computer; however, close to half will use a smartphone or tablet.  \nOf the 68,007 students who will receive a full HSC:  \n􀁸 55,490 – almost 82 per cent of those students receiving an HSC are also eligible for an ATAR.  \n􀁸 Around 30 per cent of students completed a VET (Vocational Education and Training) course.  \n􀁸 Around 50 per cent of students completed a science course. This result continues the NSW trend of increasing enrolments in most science courses over the last decade.  \n􀁸 Entries into maths courses remain at about 80 per cent of students. Entries into mathematics extension courses have remained stable since 2007.  \n􀁸 On Tuesday 16 December, the Minister for Education announced the award of First in Course results to 105 students, including one student who placed first in five courses, one in four courses, and three students with two First in Course results (60 per cent female, 40 per cent male) .  \n􀁸 BOSTES will release three further m","cbCaiiN5NVpT5PQm","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiN5NVpT5PQm","pdf",148875,"English","# 2014 HSC results release\n## Key statistics and ATAR eligibility\n## BOSTES president remarks\n## Post-results services and merit lists\n## 2014 HSC fact sheet","[{\"question\":\"How many students received HSC results in 2014 and how many received a full HSC?\",\"answer\":\"Almost 76,000 students started receiving their HSC results. 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