IB exams take place in two sessions each year, May and November. Which one applies to you depends on your school and your programme.
The IB runs exam sessions in May and November. Use this checklist to stay ready for whichever applies to you.
IB exams take place in two sessions each year, May and November. Which one applies to you depends on your school and your programme.
Check with your coordinator which session you are registered for.
Confirm your subjects and levels, your exam timetable and the dates for coursework submission. Check any rules about equipment, calculators and identification.
Sleep, regular breaks and a little exercise help you retain what you study. Short, focused sessions usually work better than long, unplanned ones.
If you feel stuck, speak to a teacher or tutor early instead of waiting.
In two sessions each year, May and November.
Work backwards from your first exam, put weaker topics earlier and practise timed questions.
Yes. A tutor can plan revision with you, mark practice papers and explain how marks are awarded.
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