/ How to get a good ATAR in 2027
ATARMAXXING makes high-quality Year 11 and Year 12 study resources affordable for Australian students working towards a good ATAR in 2027. Students get revision notes, practice exams and flashcards through one-off subject packs, alongside free subject-selection and university-course tools that help them plan their subjects and university options.
Work backwards from the degree you want. Check its subject prerequisites, entry figures and intake year before choosing your subjects.
The Australian university course finder lets you search courses by name or study area, compare published entry figures and open the university’s source page. ATAR, selection rank and guaranteed-entry figures are labelled separately. Each record identifies the intake year and missing information.
The finder currently focuses on 2027 university entry. If you finish Year 12 in 2027 and start university the following year, you need the 2028 requirements. Use the source links to check your intake. The university course and ATAR entry comparison guide explains the different figures.
University course search, entry figures and source links.
The free Year 11 and Year 12 subject selector compares subject content, assessments, challenge and scaling information. You can build a shortlist, save it privately, export it or print it for your school subject-selection meeting.
Separate tools cover VCE, HSC, QCE, WACE, SACE, NTCET, TCE and ACT. No sign-in is needed to explore them.
The guide to choosing Year 11 and Year 12 subjects covers interests, workload, school availability and prerequisites. Verified prerequisite checks are limited to labelled examples. Confirm your final choices with your school and the university offering your intended course.
The 2027 Head Start package adds a summer planner, assessment workbook and progress tools to the subject resources you own.
This is where you separate yourself from everyone else.
The Year 11 Head Start package is for students entering senior school. The Year 12 Head Start package is for students preparing for their final year. Both include:
• A six-week summer planner, a two-week late-start option and a reusable study-session template.
• An assessment workbook for school due dates, topics, task requirements and marking criteria.
• Progress checks and an error log to record what needs more work and what to do next.
• A workbook you can print or save and use alongside your subject packs.
Supported VCE courses also include an original dot-point course checklist, four colour-coded term sections, unit references, links into the notes and five readiness tasks with explanations.
Prewritten guides cover English, General Mathematics, Mathematical Methods and Chemistry in Years 11 and 12. Other subjects receive the general planning workbook to use with the school’s course outline. Term colours indicate a suggested sequence; your school sets its teaching order and assessment dates.
Head Start packages for students entering Year 11 or Year 12 in 2027.
The Year 12 subject catalogue lists the notes, original practice exams, answer guides, questions and flashcards included in each pack.
The VCE Business Management resource pack, for example, contains:
• 20 revision note sets covering the subject content.
• 20 practice exams with answer guides.
• 64 practice questions for shorter practice sessions.
• 200 flashcards for recall and revision.
Resource quantities are listed for each subject. Original ATARMAXXING exams and links to official past papers are labelled separately.
Subject packs include VCE Health and Human Development, VCE Geography, VCE Visual Communication Design, VCE Product Design and Technologies, VCE History: Revolutions and VCE Accounting. Each page lists the pack’s contents and available previews.
South Australian students can browse SACE General Mathematics, SACE Psychology and SACE Biology packs. The catalogue also includes HSC, QCE, WACE and TCE resources, organised by curriculum and subject.
The Year 11 study resources for 2027 include topic notes, original practice exams, topic tests, questions with answers and flashcards. Each subject page lists its own quantities.
Choose the student’s curriculum, year level and subject before buying. Year 11 packs follow their own course structure and assessment focus, with a separate catalogue from Year 12.
Claim a complete PDF through the free subject notes offer. A free account is required; the claim form explains account setup and email choices.
The study resource samples let students and parents inspect the material before paying.
WACE Biology notes cover and sample page from the website.
Submit a question and response to Maxx Marking for estimated marks and feedback. The marking flow also supports photo upload and a text-review step to check what has been extracted.
For enabled subjects, marking is included at no extra charge with subject access. These are AI estimates, not official school or examination marks.
Maxx, the ATARMAXXING marking mascot.
The ATAR calculator and state-guide directory provides curriculum-specific tools and guidance. Historical scaling scenarios show their source year; they do not predict a student’s 2027 result.
Current ATARMAXXING subject-pack prices are:
• One subject: A$20.
• Three subjects: A$50.
• Five subjects: A$60 — A$12 per subject.
One payment. No subscription. Access continues while the platform operates, under the published terms.
Head Start is an optional extra:
• Minimum Head Start Package: A$9 for one subject place.
• Premium Head Start Package: A$19 for three subject places.
• Ultimate Head Start Package: A$29 for five subject places.
The toolkit is the same across all three tiers; the number of subjects changes. Resource packs with the matching Head Start add-on total A$29 for one subject, A$69 for three or A$89 for five.
Existing customers can add Head Start to subjects they own. Standard resource packs remain available without the add-on.
Check the requirements for your preferred university courses, choose suitable subjects and plan around your school assessments. Use subject notes, practice exams, answer guides and feedback to identify gaps and decide what to revise next.
Use the summer holidays to organise resources, record known assessment dates and set a study schedule. Head Start includes six-week and two-week planning options.
Yes. Both are free to explore. Source links and unknown requirements are shown on the tools.
No. The notes, exams, questions and flashcards are available through the standard subject packs. Head Start adds the planning materials.
Figures and listed prices as of 15 November 2026.