Your ATAR Goals trajectory is designed to give a reliable, evidence-based estimate of your likely ATAR outcome. It's calculated using the latest scaling factors and performance weightings published by state education authorities, so it stays aligned with current assessment standards.
For WACE and other jurisdictions where raw scaling data isn't publicly released, ReviseOnline uses statistical modelling and historical performance benchmarks to produce an accurate approximation. Individual results can still vary - year-to-year scaling adjustments and cohort performance both play a part - but the trajectory on your Goals page is designed to track closely with real outcomes once results are released.
Treat your Target ATAR and Current Trajectory as a data-informed guide rather than an official result. They're there to help you track progress, spot subject strengths and gaps, and make informed study decisions - not to replace your official results from your school or education authority.
Questions about how a specific subject's trajectory is calculated? Email support@reviseonline.com.
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