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Interdisciplinary Connections — SACE Stage 2 grade distribution 2024

SACE Board's verbatim 2024 grade distribution for Interdisciplinary Connections: 419 students, with 5.7% achieving an A-range result and 49.9% in A+B combined.

Note — this is grade data, not scaled-score data

SACE Board publishes letter-grade distribution. The conversion to a scaled score for ATAR purposes is done by SATAC internally via logistic scaling, and is not published per-subject. We show the grade data here because it is the most detailed officially-published per-subject information SACE makes available for the 2024 cohort.

Grade distribution (2024)

GradeStudents% of cohort
A+10.2%
A51.2%
A-184.3%
B+337.9%
B6816.2%
B-8420.0%
C+8119.3%
C11427.2%
C-122.9%
D+10.2%
D10.2%
E+10.2%

Total: 419 students. Learning area: Cross-Disciplinary.

Achievement-band summary

Band% of cohort
A range (A+, A, A-)5.7%
A or B range49.9%
A, B, or C range99.3%
Not graded (N)0.0%

How Interdisciplinary Connections performed in 2024

Interdisciplinary Connections had a lower-A-range cohort in 2024: 6% achieved an A-range result. This often reflects either a broader candidature (students from a wider range of academic backgrounds choosing this subject) or higher difficulty in the marking. It does not mean the subject scales badly toward the ATAR — that is decided by SATAC's logistic scaling, which is not published per subject.

For ATAR planning purposes, the key data is not the grade distribution but the scaled-score distribution produced by SATAC's logistic scaling. That is unfortunately not published per-subject — SATAC publishes only the aggregate-to-ATAR conversion table (see our SA ATAR page). The grade distribution above shows the subject's achievement profile, which is one input to but not the same thing as scaling pattern.

Tutor rate context for Interdisciplinary Connections

Subject complexity classification: medium. Based on our subject-complexity model, this subject typically carries a no uplift adjustment to the base AU tutor rate band — partly because of the qualified-tutor pool size, partly because of subject-specific marking and exam complexity.

Tutor tierTypical rate for Interdisciplinary Connections
University-student tutor$60/hr
Experienced graduate$80/hr
Registered teacher$110/hr
Subject specialist$140/hr

Estimates from the AU rate synthesis at /rates/. Use the rate estimator to add city and delivery format.

What this means in practice

Caveats

Related resources

Source
  1. SACE Board — Stage 2 subject results 2024 (PDF, all students by subject).