How to Improve Your Predicted Grades in IB
Yes—you can improve your predicted IB grades. With strategic effort, clear communication, and high‑quality evidence, you can guide your teachers to reassess and potentially raise your forecasts. RevisionDojo offers tools and step‑by‑step support to help you make it happen.
1. Understand Where Predictions Come From
Predicted grades are based on evidence teachers collect throughout DP2—including mock exam results, IA performance, and class consistency.
Check out RevisionDojo’s breakdown of the IB process here:
👉 How Do Schools Predict IB Scores?
2. Boost Performance in Key Assessments
Teachers often revise predictions when students show marked improvement—especially in mocks, IAs, and recent tests.
Explore tactical advice here:
👉 Can I Improve My Predicted Grades in DP2?
3. Ask for a Review Respectfully and Strategically
Approach your teacher professionally: request feedback, show progress, and ask if your prediction could be reconsidered.
Use this respectful guide to help:
👉 How to Ask Your Teacher for Better Predicted Grades (Without Being Pushy)
4. Create a Concrete Evidence Package
Support your appeal with:
- Mock exam scores
- High IA feedback
- Documentation of growth
See this guide for what to include:
👉 Can You Improve Predicted Grades After They’re Sent?
5. Stay Consistent and Strategic
Predictions reward sustained effort—not last-minute surges. Regular improvement across assignments and exams can help.
Understand the timing and consistency here:
👉 When and How Are Predicted Grades Set in IB?
6. Use RevisionDojo Tools for Smart Growth
RevisionDojo offers:
- Diagnostic quizzes
- Personalized progress trackers
- Reflection prompts
- Revision plans and IA templates
Explore smart tools to boost teacher confidence:
👉 Browse RevisionDojo Predicted Grade Resources
FAQs
Can predictions be changed after they’re sent?
No—once submitted to IB or UCAS, they are final. But they can be appealed before submission.
What if I outperform my predictions?
You may still qualify for offers or use final results to apply through Clearing.
Do predictions affect my final grade?
No—your exams and IA scores determine your IB results.
Conclusion
Raising predicted grades takes effort, evidence, and strategy—but it’s doable. With the right planning, respectful communication, and support from RevisionDojo, you can increase your chances of receiving the grade—and university offer—you deserve.
🔍 Start with:
👉 Can I Improve My Predicted Grades in DP2?
👉 How to Ask Your Teacher Strategically
