The short answer
To access your MYP History eAssessment results, contact your school’s MYP coordinator. Unlike DP and CP candidates, MYP students do not use the IB candidate results website. The IB releases MYP results to the school through IBIS, and the coordinator or another nominated contact shares your result with you.
Schools may distribute results by email, student portal, results meeting or printed document. Ask your coordinator which method your school uses and when your result will be available.
When are MYP History results released?
The IB publishes MYP eAssessment results according to the examination session:
| Examination session | Results issued to schools from |
|---|---|
| May session | 1 August, from 12:00 noon GMT |
| November session | 1 February, from 12:00 noon GMT |
These dates apply to MYP eAssessment results generally, including the on-screen History examination. Confirm the date with your coordinator because the school may communicate results later under its own arrangements.
MYP History belongs to the Individuals and Societies subject group and is assessed through an externally marked on-screen examination. You may receive an MYP course result for History without completing every requirement for the full MYP Certificate.
How to access your result
Follow these steps when results are due:
- Confirm your examination session. Check whether you sat the May or November session, as this determines the release date.
- Contact your MYP coordinator. Ask when and how your school will distribute results, particularly if you have an application deadline.
- Check the specified communication method. Look in your school email, student information system, parent portal or results instructions.
- Check the official subject result. It should show History and the grade achieved on the 1-7 scale. Do not confuse it with a predicted grade, classroom assessment or school report.
- Report missing information promptly. If History is absent or the grade appears incorrect, contact the coordinator rather than approaching the IB directly.
The IB expects MYP candidates to communicate through their school. The coordinator handles registration, results questions and formal follow-up requests.
Before results day
A few practical checks can prevent avoidable delays. Make sure the school has your current personal email address and that you can still access the relevant student or parent portal. If you have changed schools since taking the examination, contact the school that registered you because it remains your first point of contact for the result.
Keep your candidate details and examination session available when making an enquiry, but do not send sensitive information through an unsecured channel. If a university, transfer school or other organization needs evidence, ask the coordinator which official document can be supplied and how long this will take.
Results day is also not the time to compare grades based on classmates’ recollections. Grade boundaries and awarded grades come through official processes, so use only the result issued by your school when making decisions.
What information will the result show?
An MYP course results document records the eAssessment subjects taken and the grade achieved in each one. For History, the main result is the final subject grade rather than a simple examination percentage. The IB uses external marking and a grade-award process to report a grade from 1 to 7.
Your classroom grade and official eAssessment grade do not have to match. A school grade may combine investigations, projects, classwork and teacher assessment, while the eAssessment result reflects performance in the externally set examination. They therefore use related but different evidence.
For the full MYP Certificate, History is only one component. Certificate eligibility also depends on your other assessed components, total points, minimum component grades and the school’s service as action requirements. Ask your coordinator to confirm your complete certificate status.
What if you think the result is wrong?
Speak to your MYP coordinator as soon as possible. Students and families do not submit an enquiry upon results directly to the IB; the school makes the request on the candidate’s behalf. Available services and fees depend on the session and request type.
Current IB registration information lists 15 October as the final enquiry date for the May session and 15 April for the November session. Ask whether a re-mark, return of assessment material or another enquiry service is available before the relevant deadline.
A re-mark can change a grade in either direction. Where a request could alter the grade, the school must obtain written consent from the student or legal guardian when required. Before proceeding, confirm the service, cost, deadline and possible risk.
MYP History eAssessment logistics
On MYP History exam day, follow your school’s instructions about arrival, identification, approved equipment, rough work, device checks and inclusive access arrangements. Local procedures vary, so your coordinator’s instructions take priority. Report technical problems to the invigilator immediately rather than attempting to resolve them independently.
For preparation, use the RevisionDojo MYP History resource library to review content and assessment skills. The MYP History Questionbank supports practice in source analysis, investigation, communication and critical thinking. The 30-day MYP eAssessment study plan can help organise timed practice and digital examination habits.
Key takeaway
You cannot normally log in to an IB candidate portal to retrieve MYP History results. Your school receives them through IBIS, and your MYP coordinator explains how to access them. Confirm your release date, check the school’s communication method, distinguish the official 1-7 grade from school grades, and raise concerns before the enquiry deadline. For preparation, combine RevisionDojo Study Notes and the Questionbank with timed practice, using Jojo AI when you need a concept explained.