Meeting the conditional offers for your universities won't be easy, but IB Predict is here to
help you along the way. Thank you to over 500,000 people that have used this calculator since
its launch in June 2023. The IB Predict calculator uses grade boundary data from past IB
examination cycles to ensure precision. IB Predict is intended for use by teachers,
candidates, and school coordinators to ensure that predicted grades are accurate, fair, and
serve a reliable basis for university admissions. With IB Predict, you'll know exactly what is
needed in order to score a 4, 5, 6, or 7. No more, no less.
👀Announcement👀
I have updated the site with the official November 2024 grade boundaries. As a general rule of
thumb, November grade boundaries are usually higher than May grade boundaries, so M25 candidates
should use the M24 boundaries for the most reliable predictions. Additionally, Timezone 2
boundaries (Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia) are usually higher than Timezone 1 (North/South
America).
If you are interested in contributing to IB Predict, please contact me via email or DMs on
Discord for more details. I will continue updating the site for the foreseeable future. I am
grateful for the level of support this tool has received and hope it can continue to serve
future IB candidates long into the future.
NOTE: N20, M21, N21, M22, N22 grade boundaries were artificially low due to COVID.
NOTE: Beware of using outdated grade boundaries. Many subjects have since updated their syllabus.
NOTE: As a general trend (may not apply for all subjects), Timezone 2 usually have higher grade
boundaries than Timezone 1. Make sure you use the correct timezone.
NOTE: As a general trend (may not apply for all subjects), November grade boundaries tend to be
higher than those for May. Be careful not to compare apples to oranges!