Your MYP Standard Mathematics eAssessment result is obtained through your school’s MYP coordinator, not through a personal IB candidate website. The IB releases MYP results to schools through the IB Information System (IBIS), after which each school distributes them by email, student portal, printed document, or results meeting.
May-session results are issued on 1 August, while November-session results are issued on 1 February. Here is how to access your result, interpret the grade, and respond if something appears missing or incorrect.
How to access your MYP Standard Mathematics result
Follow your school’s instructions first, as local procedures vary. The usual process is:
- Check school communications. Review your school email, student portal, and messages sent to parents or guardians.
- Contact the MYP coordinator. Ask when and how official MYP course results will be distributed.
- Confirm your examination session. This determines whether your result is released in August or February.
- Check the subject entry. Make sure Standard Mathematics appears under the correct name and session.
- Save the official document. It may be required for school transfers, course placement, or future applications.
Do not expect to sign in at candidates.ibo.org. The IB’s assessment FAQ states that the candidate website is unavailable to MYP candidates. Online instructions involving a personal code and PIN generally concern Diploma Programme or Career-related Programme students.
When MYP eAssessment results are released
The official MYP registration and results timeline gives this schedule:
| 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 |
Availability through IBIS does not mean every student receives results immediately. Coordinators may need to verify records, prepare documents, and follow school privacy procedures. Holidays and time zones can also affect distribution, so your coordinator’s instructions take priority.
What your Mathematics result shows
Under the IB’s MYP grading and awards guidance, completed eAssessment subjects receive a final grade on the 1 to 7 scale. Standard Mathematics should therefore appear as a subject grade from 1 to 7.
This is an official IB-validated result, not a classroom percentage, predicted grade, or internal report-card mark. The on-screen Mathematics examination is externally marked through the IB assessment process.
Your documentation may also include other eAssessment subjects, the interdisciplinary examination, and the personal project. Receiving individual MYP course results does not automatically mean you qualify for the full MYP certificate, which depends on your registered components and the relevant award requirements.
The school coordinator’s role
Coordinators access results through IBIS and arrange secure distribution. They should verify candidate details, confirm the correct Mathematics entry, explain how documents will be delivered, and provide a contact route for suspected errors or missing results.
Students and guardians normally communicate with the IB through the school. The MYP general regulations identify the coordinator as the intermediary for administrative and assessment matters. Avoid publishing candidate information or result documents publicly.
What to do if you cannot access your result
Check the correct school email account and portal before contacting your coordinator. Include your full name, examination session, school, and subject in a private message.
A missing result does not necessarily indicate failure. It may result from delayed school distribution, an incorrect email address, a document-access problem, or an administrative issue. If you have moved, contact the school that originally registered you because it receives the result through IBIS.
Can the Mathematics result be reviewed?
Ask your coordinator about an enquiry upon results if you believe the grade may not reflect your performance. Students cannot submit this request directly; the school must apply under the rules for that examination session.
A re-mark can make the grade increase, remain unchanged, or decrease, so written consent is required for a service that could alter it. Fees and school policies may apply. Published final dates are 15 October for May sessions and 15 April for November sessions, but schools can set earlier internal deadlines.
Using your result constructively
Compare the result with teacher feedback and practice performance before choosing your next mathematics course. RevisionDojo’s MYP Standard Mathematics resources and Standard Mathematics Questionbank can help identify gaps and provide targeted practice.
Students preparing for a future session can also review how MYP Mathematics is assessed, follow the 30-day MYP eAssessment study plan, and apply these MYP eAssessment success strategies. These resources support preparation but cannot provide official results access.
Conclusion
MYP Standard Mathematics results reach schools through IBIS on 1 August or 1 February. Check the official document carefully and raise access problems or review requests promptly with your coordinator. RevisionDojo can then support your next steps through Study Notes, the Questionbank, timed practice, and Jojo AI explanations.