The students who came first in HSC courses gather on Tuesday. Photo: Geoff Jones
More than 76,000 students across the state have been able to access their HSC marks from 6am, with many taking to Twitter to discuss their results.
They are now in for another 24-hour wait before ATAR results are released online tomorrow at 9am.
Official ATARs are calculated by the University Admissions Centre and will be available on their website on Thursday. Main round offers for university places will be made on January 21, next year.
Top-ranking students for each subject were revealed at yesterday's First in Course ceremony, with Janek Drevikovsky and Grant Kynaston emerging as the standout performers after they came first in five and four subjects respectively.
An honour roll of all the students who received a band six, a mark above 90, in any subject will appear in Thursday's Sydney Morning Herald.
The Herald will run a live blog from 8.30am on Thursday as students discover their ATARs.
http://www.smh.com.au/national/education/hsc-2014-students-take-to-twitter-to-celebrate-results-20141216-128qfs.html
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