Congratulations Class of 2023
Results release is done and it's time for a well-earned break.
On this page is info about what to do if you haven't yet got your results, who's on the 40+ list and what to do if you're disappointed about your score.
Enjoy the holidays and we wish you every success in 2024!
How to get your results
The VCE Results and ATAR Service is free and available until 5pm Friday 15 December 2023.
Access the VCE Results and ATAR Service from your phone by downloading the app
Apple Store | Google Play
You will get your VCE and VCAL results and ATAR statement in the mail. Your school will provide your VCE or VCAL certificate separately
If you provided an accurate email address to your school or provider earlier in the year, your results will also be sent to this address
Where to find out more
If there’s something you don’t understand about your results or you want to find out more, check out the Results explainer.
If you still can’t find the answers you need, contact the Post Results and ATAR Service (also called PRAS).
Post Results and ATAR Service
9637 3877 (metropolitan callers)
1800 653 080 (free call)
pras@education.vic.gov.au
Operating times
7am – 5pm
Monday 11 December
9am – 5pm
Tuesday 12 December
9am – 5pm
Wednesday 13 December
9am – 5pm
Thursday 14 December
9am – 5pm
Friday 15 December
40+ score achievers
Well done if you're one of the students who achieved a score of 40 or more. This is a significant accomplishment.
View the results of VCE high-achieving students
View the results by study
Quick 2023 stats
- 57,601 students completed their VCE
- 51,214 students completed the traditional VCE
- A further 6,387 were VCE Vocational Major students
- 3,048 students were awarded the VCE Baccalaureate
- 246,470 study scores were issued to students
- 21,754 study scores were of 40 or above
- 656 study scores were of the maximum 50
If you didn't get the score
If you didn't get the score you were hoping for, it's normal to feel disappointed. It’s important to remember that the VCE is only one step in your life journey. There have never been more choices available to Year 12 graduates, including university, TAFE, traineeships and work.
Turn to your teachers, career counsellors, family and friends for support and advice.
How to deal with disappointment
Mental health advice and resources
Literacy and numeracy standards
This year, we also assessed your literacy and numeracy skills against standards as part of the GAT.
These are skills that will continue to develop well beyond school. If you didn’t meet one or more of the reading, writing or numeracy standards this time around, there is support available to help build your skills. You can also have another go at a resit in April next year.
Find out more and register now
Enjoy the holidays and we wish you every success in 2024!