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Therefore, this is not intended to be a comprehensive report or an interpretation of the full 2024 ATAR results.  \nFurther information on how Queensland’s ATAR are calculated may be found on QTAC’s website.  \n1.1 Definitions  \n• Scaling cohort: The number of students with at least one result at Unit 3 and 4 or a completed VET qualification at Australian Qualification Framework (AQF) level 3 or above in 2024 .  \n• Raw Results: The subject result achieved by a student. For General subjects, General Extension or Senior External Examination subjects, raw results have a score out of 100 . For Applied subjects, raw results consist of a letter grade, to which QTAC assigns a numeric equivalent (A→ 90, B→ 70, C→ 50, D→30, E→ 10) .  \n• Scaled Results: This term refers to the subject result generated via the scaling process. Scaled results are expressed on a 100 point scale, up to 2 decimal places.  \n• Inter-subject scaling: The process by which raw results are converted to scaled results to allow comparability between subjects.  \n• Polyrank: A measure of the overall ability of a student resulting from a combination of scaled scores. Polyranks are expressed on a fine grained numeric scale that enables distinction between students for tertiary selection purposes.  \n• Polyrank Percentile Rank: The percentile rank of polyrank is used as a relative measure of a student’s overall ability.  \n• TEA: The Tertiary Entrance Aggregate is the combination of the best 5 scaled scores for each student.  \n• ATAR: The Australian Tertiary Admission Rank is a measure of a student’s overall achievement at school whose value indicates students’ position relative to the potential Year 12 population in each Australian State and New Zealand. ATARs are expressed on a 2000 point scale from 99.95 (highest) to 0.00 , in increments of 0.05 . ATARs of 30 or less are reported as \"30 or below\".  \n© QTAC  ATAR Report 2024  1 INTRODUCTION 2  \n2 Data used for the 2024 ATAR scaling  \n2.1 Eligibility  \nA total of 57,594 individual students had their results considered as part of the 2024 ATAR scaling calculation. This includes students who have completed subjects prior to their exit year, students resitting previously taken subjects, students taking additional subjects to obtain a new ATAR, and students partially participating in the Queensland education system. 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