You see your ATAR through your state or territory’s official ATAR/results service (usually via an online portal or app) using the login details you registered with during Year 12.

Main ways to see your ATAR

  • Official ATAR portal/website
    • Each state has an official ATAR or “results” portal (e.g. QTAC in QLD, UAC in NSW/ACT, VCE Results and ATAR service in Victoria).
* You log in with your student number and password/PIN that you set up earlier in the year, then your ATAR shows on the main results screen once released.
  • Official results app
    • In some places (especially Victoria) there is a dedicated “VCE Results and ATAR” app on iOS and Android where you can sign in and see both your study scores and ATAR.
* You need to register/activate your account before results day so you are not scrambling to set it up at the last minute.
  • Through your school or statement
    • Some systems also provide results or a printed statement via your school, but ATAR itself is normally viewed online first.
* You can usually download or print an official ATAR result notice from the same portal for scholarship and uni applications.

Quick checklist before results day

  • Make sure you know which admissions centre you’re with (QTAC, UAC, VTAC, SATAC, TISC, etc.).
  • Confirm your login details (student number, date of birth, PIN/password) and that your account is registered and working.
  • Note the official ATAR release date and time for your state so you know when the portal will actually show your ATAR.

If you say which state or territory you are in, it is possible to outline the exact site/app name and step‑by‑step clicks to see your ATAR. Information gathered from public forums or data available on the internet and portrayed here.