How to Access your Results (1 Viewer)

[Rafy]

HSC Results
Released Wednesday 14 December 2011 at 6 am


You will require your student number and HSC pin.


Online
www.hscresults.nsw.edu.au
www.hsc-results.nsw.edu.au
www.boardofstudies.nsw.edu.au


SMS
Register by sending a text message from your phone to 0427 659 900 with your Student Number, followed by a space and your HSC pin. You will then receive a text message containing your results at approx 6am Wednesday. (Your phone must have available credit and space in its inbox)


Telephone
Call the automated results line on 1300 669 248


[For detailed information see Accessing your HSC Results]


ATAR
Released Thursday 15 December 2011 at 9 am


Visit http://www.uac.edu.au/


You will need your UAC application number or HSC student number and UAC PIN. (For information of what these are see: UAC Application Number and UAC PIN FAQ)




Written notices of results and ATAR will arrive in the mail from Friday 16 December 2011.

 

[PaterzAttack]

"(Your phone must have available credit and space in its inbox)"
there's always a catch...

thanks

 

[MrBrightside]

"(Your phone must have available credit and space in its inbox)"
there's always a catch...

thanks

Why do we have to pay for a text message that we are RECEIVING? that should be paid by the sender. -.- I smell fish.

 

[mitchy_boy]

they aren't gonna pay for potentially 50,000 text messages that we elected to receive are they?

 

[passionxmusic]

LOLOL. Think of it as UAC sending you a package and you're paying for the delivery. Good Luck anyways eh?

 

[PaterzAttack]

Why do we have to pay for a text message that we are RECEIVING? that should be paid by the sender. -.- I smell fish.

for the "brightest member" you aren't too bright

 

[packwolf]

How much is the text message?

 

[D94]

How much is the text message?

BOS just states: "Standard text message charges can apply.", so I would assume around 25c, depending on your carrier.

 

[A_Machiavellian]

BOS just states: "Standard text message charges can apply.", so I would assume around 25c, depending on your carrier.

25c is highway robbery!

 

[oyuck]

Note that the only SMS charges applying will be that when you send your text to register for the service.

Unless your service charges for incoming texts, you should not be charged for the BOS results SMS.

 

[2011_]

Note that the only SMS charges applying will be that when you send your text to register for the service.

Unless your service charges for incoming texts, you should not be charged for the BOS results SMS.

I hope this is correct. Can anyone else confirm? Thank you!

 

[kurissyma]

Lol. I'm going to be in Shanghai. FML.

 

[illishaA]

something im confused about. so you receive ur hsc marks on the 14th and put them on an atar calculator ( lets say it told me that i would get 86 ) and im happy for that since my course requires 85. However when i receive my atar results the next day, it tells me i got 83. so what im saying is, is it worth checking your hsc mark when you could be disappointed the next day ?

 

[PaterzAttack]

something im confused about. so you receive ur hsc marks on the 14th and put them on an atar calculator ( lets say it told me that i would get 86 ) and im happy for that since my course requires 85. However when i receive my atar results the next day, it tells me i got 83. so what im saying is, is it worth checking your hsc mark when you could be disappointed the next day ?

if you want that level of accuracy, wait the 24 hours and get your actually ATAR

if you want a general indication of your ATAR then use the calculator

 

[AussieVesti]

something im confused about. so you receive ur hsc marks on the 14th and put them on an atar calculator ( lets say it told me that i would get 86 ) and im happy for that since my course requires 85. However when i receive my atar results the next day, it tells me i got 83. so what im saying is, is it worth checking your hsc mark when you could be disappointed the next day ?

Yes, I would recommend the calculator. I inputted my marks when I got my HSC marks back two years ago and the estimate ATAR was 0.05 off the actual ATAR.