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HIGHER LEVEL SUBJECTS
* a grade 2
* a grade 3 not compensated by a grade
5 in another higher level subject
STANDARD LEVEL SUBJECTS
* a grade 1
* more than one grade 2
OVERALL RESULTS
* more than two Higher Level grade 3 with no Higher
Level grade 5, 6 or 7
* more than one grade 3 if there is a grade 2 at Subsidiary Level
Candidates with only one
failing condition but with a total score of 28 points including bonus points, will be awarded the Diploma.
EXCLUDING CONDITIONS
The Diploma cannot be awarded, whatever the total
score, to candidates who have:
* received a grade of 1 on any Higher
Level Subject.
* not submitted an Extended Essay.
* not followed a course in Theory of Knowledge.
* not satisfied the CAS
requirements
* effective from the May 2010 examination session, if a diploma candidate is awarded a grade E for Theory of Knowledge OR a grade E for the extended essay, the candidate must achieve 28 points or more to be eligible for
the diploma. However, if a candidate is awarded an E for BOTH Theory of Knowledge and the
extended essay requirement, the candidate will not qualify for the diploma regardless of the total number
of points achieved.
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All examinations
leading to the IB diploma take place in the spring of the senior year. The examinations are externally set by the IBO International
Baccalaureate Organization). In most IB program subjects, however, up to 30% is internally assessed by the school.
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