Hindi — VIC VCE scaling 2024

VTAC's verbatim 2024 scaling for Hindi (Languages category). Scaled mean 35.3, scaled SD 6.8. Raw study score 30 mapped to scaled 36; raw 40 to scaled 45; raw 50 to scaled 50.

Raw study score → scaled score (2024)

Raw study score	Scaled study score	Adjustment
20	24	++4
25	31	++6
30	36	++6
35	41	++6
40	45	++5
45	48	++3
50	50	+0

Summary statistics

Scaled mean	35.3 / 50
Scaled SD	6.8
VCE code	HI
Category	Languages

How Hindi scaled in 2024

This subject scales up significantly. The average student in this course outperformed the average student across all senior secondary subjects, so the scaling process boosts the cohort's marks. A solid raw mark in this subject is worth more in scaled terms than the same raw mark in most other subjects.

The most useful reference points in VCE scaling are study scores 30 (cohort mean position) and 40 (top 9% of the cohort). For Hindi in 2024:

• Raw study score 30 mapped to scaled 36 (++6 adjustment).
• Raw study score 40 mapped to scaled 45 (++5 adjustment).
• Raw study score 45 mapped to scaled 48 (++3 adjustment).

The adjustment becomes more or less extreme at the top of the distribution depending on the candidature. Strong candidature subjects tend to flatten at the top (raw 45 and raw 50 receive similar scaled scores) because the upper end of the distribution is already crowded with high-achievers. Use the scaling calculator to test specific score combinations across your VCE study program.

3-year scaling trend for Hindi ↑

Year	Scaled mean (/ 50)
2022	34.2
2023	36.9
2024	35.3

Scaling has risen by +1.1 points over 2 years (2022: 34.2 → 2024: 35.3). This typically reflects a strengthening candidature — more high-achievers picking this subject relative to other subjects.

3-year trend data sourced from the VTAC annual scaling reports 2022–2024. See all scaling trends.

Tutor rate context for Hindi

Subject complexity classification: moderate — accredited-tutor premium. Based on our subject-complexity model, this subject typically carries a +8% 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 tier	Typical rate for Hindi
University-student tutor	$65/hr
Experienced graduate	$85/hr
Registered teacher	$120/hr
Subject specialist	$150/hr

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

What this subject means for ATAR planning

VCE scaling is recalculated annually. The 2024 pattern shown above is a guide, not a prediction. For ATAR planning purposes, three reads of this table matter:

1. The raw-30 row — what a "cohort-average" performance is worth. This is the swing point for most VCE students.
2. The raw-40 row — what a strong-but-not-elite performance is worth. The realistic top end for most students.
3. The raw-50 row — the maximum scaled score. Useful only for top-decile candidates who could realistically hit 50.

Read these in conjunction with our VIC VCE state overview for cross-subject comparison, and the VCE curriculum guide for the actual syllabus content.

Caveats

• This is 2024 data. VTAC recomputes scaling each year — small candidature shifts move the numbers.
• The calculator we provide uses these anchor points with linear interpolation between them; actual VTAC scaling is slightly smoother but the differences are typically less than 0.5 scaled points.
• For small-LOTE languages, VTAC applies a separate language adjustment (the "All small LOTEs" entry in the official report); this page covers only languages with full standalone scaling.

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