RESULTS: The Results are available on the internet starting on July 6, 2007. Each candidate must have his or her own user name and PIN, which is given to the candidates and a copy is sent with their transcript. Candidates should retain this information in a safe place in case future need arises. Candidates should not reveal their PIN to universities and admissions centres.
A university may require evidence of a candidate's results directly from IBO. Many students request this service before they leave the School in June of their graduating year. If the deadline (July1) has passed for this service, candidates must contact the IBO directly. The following is a list of email addresses which are region specific according to the location of the university or admissions office: Candidates must provide their session number and individual code, as well as the year the exams were written.
North America: transcripts.ibna@ibo.org
UK or Australia: transcripts.ukaus@ibo.org
Other regions: transcripts.row@ibo.org
Official certificates arrive at the school in early September and are mailed to students no longer at the school. Those still attending KES receive their certificates at an assembly.
INTERPRETATION OF RESULTS: Grades for subjects taken by anticipated candidates normally appear on the diploma results on completion of the diploma.
A letter P indicates a pending result. The result will be issued at the earliest possible date and no action is required.
A letter N is usually awarded when a candidate withdraws from the exam or is absent for all or parts of the examination.
DIPLOMA RESULT CODES: A diploma candidate will not qualify for the award of the diploma if certain requirements have not been met. The following codes indicate which requirements have not been met.
01- Candidate's score is less than 24 points.
02- A grade N appears for one or more subjects, TOK or extended essay.
03- A grade E has been awarded for either the extended essay or TOK.
04- There is a grade 1 in any subject.
05- CAS has not been completed.
06- Candidate is guilty of malpractice.
07- There are 4 or more grades 3 or below.
These codes apply to candidates with 24-27 points, inclusive.
08- One or more grade 2 at higher level.
09- Two or more grades 2 at standard level.
10- Fewer than a total of 12 points on 3 higher level subjects.
11- Fewer than 9 points on 3 standard level subjects.
12- Candidate achieved fewer than 16 points on 4 higher level subjects
13- Candidate achieved fewer than 6 points on 2 standard level subjects.
These codes apply to candidates with 28 or more points.
14- Two or more grades 2 at higher level.
15- Three grades 2 at standard level.
16- Fewer than 11 points total on 3 higher levels.
17- Fewer than 8 points total on 3 standard levels.
18- Fewer than 14 points total on 4 higher levels.
19- Fewer than 5 points total on 2 standard levels.
