IB exam predictor: rank your subject's topics before the May or November session
Upload past IB Diploma papers and markschemes for your subject and level, plus your school's mocks. ExamPredictor ranks the syllabus topics most likely to be examined, how often each appeared and for how many marks, and quotes the papers behind every one, so revision follows the pattern rather than a guess.
About the IB exams
IB Diploma exams are set by the International Baccalaureate in a May session and a November session, with most subjects at Standard Level and Higher Level.
Each subject guide lists the syllabus and how the papers are built. Use papers for your own level, since SL and HL papers differ.
Where to find past papers
IB past papers and markschemes are available through your school and from the IB's own store, rather than freely online.
How to predict your IB topics
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Collect at least three past sessions for your subject and level, with markschemes.
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Add your mock exams and teacher-set tests.
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Run ExamPredictor and read the ranked topics.
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Revise from the top of the Exam Radar and practise against the markschemes.
A prediction is a revision order, not a leaked paper. Use it to decide what to revise first, and still cover the rest of the syllabus.
Questions people ask
- Can I mix SL and HL papers?
- Keep them separate: the levels test different depth, and the ranking should reflect the paper you will sit.
- Does it work for the internal assessment?
- No. It predicts written exam topics from past papers. Your IA is coursework.
- Will it work in another language?
- Yes. The report is written in the language you use Draimo in, and quotes stay exactly as they appear in your papers.