In order to obtain an IB diploma, students must have an average of four on their IB exams and at least a score of 24 to earn their diploma. Students also cannot have a failing extended essay or prescribed title, the Theory of Knowledge external assessment, even though they count as bonus points. Full Story
Singapore students score perfectly on IB exams
The King's Page, 20 May 2010
Less than one percent of students worldwide in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Program receive full marks, a score of 45 on their IB diploma, according to the International Baccalaureate Organization. Singapore’s Anglo-Chinese School (Independent), however, defied odds and had 9 students obtain a perfect IB score in 2008.
In order to obtain an IB diploma, students must have an average of four on their IB exams and at least a score of 24 to earn their diploma. Students also cannot have a failing extended essay or prescribed title, the Theory of Knowledge external assessment, even though they count as bonus points. Full Story
In order to obtain an IB diploma, students must have an average of four on their IB exams and at least a score of 24 to earn their diploma. Students also cannot have a failing extended essay or prescribed title, the Theory of Knowledge external assessment, even though they count as bonus points. Full Story
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