How to access your MYP Individuals and Societies eAssessment result
Accessing MYP Individuals and Societies eAssessment results is normally a school-managed process. The IB releases MYP results to schools through the IB Information System (IBIS) rather than giving MYP candidates access to the personal results website used by Diploma Programme and Career-related Programme candidates.
Your school may share the result through a secure portal, email, printed statement, or results meeting. Follow its instructions because distribution procedures vary.
Standard access process
After completing the Individuals and Societies on-screen examination:
- Confirm your examination session. Check whether you were registered for May or November.
- Check the release date. May-session results are issued from 12:00 noon GMT on 1 August. November-session results are issued from 12:00 noon GMT on 1 February.
- Review school communications. Check your email, student portal, learning platform, and parent messages.
- Contact the MYP coordinator. Ask when and how results will be distributed.
- Check the document. Confirm your name, candidate information, session, subject, and grade.
- Save the documentation. Keep a secure digital copy and any original statement.
Do not expect to log in at candidates.ibo.org with a personal code and PIN. The IB’s assessment FAQ confirms that the candidate website is unavailable to MYP candidates.
When are MYP results released?
| Examination session | Results issued to schools through IBIS |
|---|---|
| May session | 1 August from 12:00 noon GMT |
| November session | 1 February from 12:00 noon GMT |
These dates indicate when results become available to schools, not necessarily when every student receives them. Schools may need time to check records and organize secure distribution.
If the date has passed, follow your school’s timetable first. If no information is available, contact the MYP coordinator rather than the IB directly.
What the result shows
Individuals and Societies is assessed through an on-screen examination in MYP eAssessment. The IB’s MYP grading and awards guidance explains that course results record the eAssessment subject and grade achieved on the 1-7 scale.
The result may appear alongside other subjects, the interdisciplinary examination, and the personal project. Passing one course is not the same as receiving the full MYP Certificate, which requires candidates to satisfy the complete certificate requirements.
For later preparation, the MYP Individuals and Societies resource hub and Individuals and Societies Questionbank provide content review and exam-style practice. Only the IB, through the registering school, awards the official grade.
What coordinators manage
MYP coordinators access results through IBIS and arrange secure distribution. They check the candidate, subject, examination session, and other relevant registration details before releasing documentation.
School instructions should explain when results will be available, how they will be distributed, who can answer questions, and how the school handles an enquiry upon results.
The IB’s MYP registration timeline states that enquiries open when results are issued. Published final dates are 15 October for May sessions and 15 April for November sessions. Students should act earlier because the school must submit the request.
If your result is missing
A missing result does not necessarily mean that you failed. Distribution may be delayed, your contact details may be outdated, or an administrative issue may require investigation.
Contact the coordinator privately and include:
- your full registered name
- your school and MYP year
- the examination session
- the subject, Individuals and Societies
- a brief explanation of what is missing
If you moved schools, contact the school that registered you because it receives the result. Never post candidate details publicly or ask classmates to forward confidential documents.
RevisionDojo’s guides to accessing MYP Physics eAssessment results and accessing MYP Standard Mathematics results explain the same principle: MYP results are managed through the registering school.
If you think the grade is incorrect
Ask your teacher and coordinator to explain the result and available options. Students and parents cannot submit an enquiry upon results directly to the IB; the school must submit it for the candidate.
Under the MYP general regulations, re-marking an on-screen examination can cause a grade to increase or decrease. The school must obtain the required written consent before submitting the request.
Discuss the grade boundary, expected performance, fees, deadline, and risk of a lower grade. Disappointment alone is not evidence of a marking error.
Exam-day issues and future preparation
Report an incorrect name, candidate detail, technical interruption, illness, or serious incident during or immediately after the examination. Waiting until results day can make the issue harder for the coordinator to document.
For future preparation, RevisionDojo’s guide to using MYP humanities case studies explains how to connect evidence to claims instead of memorizing examples without analysis.
Conclusion
Accessing MYP Individuals and Societies eAssessment results is primarily school-managed. Results reach schools through IBIS on 1 August for May sessions and 1 February for November sessions, after which coordinators distribute them locally.
Check your documentation and report missing results, incorrect details, or possible review requests promptly. RevisionDojo’s Individuals and Societies Study Notes and Questionbank can then support focused review and future exam practice.
Sources and referenced URLs
- IB MYP grading and awards
- IB MYP on-screen examination registration and results timeline
- IB assessment FAQ
- IB MYP general regulations
- RevisionDojo MYP Individuals and Societies resources
- RevisionDojo MYP Individuals and Societies Questionbank
- RevisionDojo guide to accessing MYP Physics results
- RevisionDojo guide to accessing MYP Standard Mathematics results
- RevisionDojo guide to using MYP humanities case studies




