The 2020 ATAR will be released at 9am on 19 December 2020.

• Online: You can view your ATAR by logging in to your ATAR Portal account.
• By email. If you select the email option when you create your ATAR account, a single email with your ATAR will be sent to you on release date.
• Print: Log in to the ATAR Portal to view your ATAR and to download and print a copy of your ATAR certificate.
• Receiving the ATAR by text message is not an option.
• ATAR notices will not be posted by mail to all students.

YES. All Queensland students who are applying interstate need to sign up to the ATAR portal and provide consent for us to share your ATAR with interstate Tertiary Admissions Centres. You can also download a copy of your ATAR results to share with overseas and other non-QTAC institutions.

You can register for an ATAR account after the release of ATAR results. Students who are unable to create an account may call QTAC on the ATAR Hotline 1300 193 173 to receive their own ATAR. They will need to provide ID over the phone: full name, date of birth, LUI number and personal email address.
QTAC can only release an ATAR to the owner (the student themself) and not to family or friends.

Yes. If your QCAA QCE results make you eligible for an ATAR, then an ATAR will automatically be calculated.

Your ATAR result will, however, not be accessible through the ATAR Portal unless an ATAR account is set up.

When you register, you will be asked to give consent to share your final ATAR, or ATAR eligibility, with your school. This consent is optional, although during year 12 this information can be useful to enable the school to support its students.

You can change the consent to share your ATAR by logging in to the ATAR Portal and changing the consent selection.

Schools will only get access to the individual ATARs of their former year 12 students where consent has been granted by those students when registering in the ATAR Portal.

No, it is the responsibility of the student to register by creating their own QTAC ATAR account in the ATAR Portal. Schools can assist students through the process by making sure students have the correct login details and making them aware they should use a personal email, and not their school email address.