Registering for MYP Standard Mathematics eAssessment is handled by your school, not by the student or parent. The MYP coordinator registers eligible Year 5 students through IBIS, the IB information system, after confirming the subject, session, response language, candidate details, and access arrangements. Students should contact their coordinator early and follow the school's internal deadlines.
Who can register for the assessment?
Only students in the final year of the MYP, usually MYP Year 5, can be registered for IB eAssessment. Registration must be completed through an IB World School teaching the MYP; students cannot create an independent examination entry.
Most MYP eAssessment components are optional. A school may register a student for one subject, several subjects, or the complete combination required for the MYP Certificate.
There is also an important terminology distinction. The IB's public subject list calls the standard examination Mathematics, while the more demanding option is Extended mathematics. Although schools often say “Standard Mathematics,” coordinators should select Mathematics in IBIS and verify the entry.
How registration works
The process normally follows these steps:
- Check that your school offers the examination. MYP schools are not required to enter every student for Mathematics.
- Confirm the correct subject. State clearly that you are taking Mathematics rather than Extended mathematics.
- Verify your information. Check your registered name, examination session, and response language.
- Raise access needs early. Inclusive access requests have earlier deadlines than ordinary registration.
- Complete school requirements. Forms, consent procedures, payments, and internal deadlines are set by the school.
- Request written confirmation. Review the submitted subject, session, language, and candidate details.
The coordinator completes the official registration in IBIS. Students and families should resolve registration questions through the school rather than contacting the IB independently.
Registration deadlines and sessions
MYP on-screen examinations are offered in May and November. The IB publishes these standard candidate registration deadlines:
| Examination session | IB registration deadline |
|---|---|
| May | 20 October of the preceding year |
| November | 20 April of the same year |
Schools usually set earlier internal deadlines to collect information, confirm payments, and correct errors. A school might require May-session decisions in September even though the IB deadline is 20 October. The school's earlier date is the one students must follow.
Check the official IB registration guidance for current information. Coordinators should consult the applicable MYP assessment procedures in IBIS because late entries, changes, retakes, and exceptional circumstances may involve additional rules or fees.
Inclusive access arrangements
Do not wait until registration week to disclose an access need. The IB states that requests for inclusive access arrangements generally must be submitted by the coordinator six months before the intended session.
Adaptations to on-screen assessment for students with vision or hearing impairments may require one year's notice. Classroom support is not automatically approved for an IB examination, so families should provide the documentation requested by the school as early as possible.
After registration and on exam day
Ask the coordinator to confirm:
- the examination session and personal details
- Mathematics, not Extended mathematics
- the approved response language
- the status of access arrangements
- the school's examination date and reporting time
The IB on-screen examination overview describes Mathematics as a two-hour on-screen examination. It is publicly listed in English, French, and Spanish, although availability depends on the school's session and registration arrangements.
Your school manages the venue, computers, invigilation, technical checks, and schedule. Follow its current instructions concerning identification, stationery, calculators, scratch paper, and prohibited devices. Practise with familiarization or specimen materials so that entering working, using digital tools, and moving between tasks do not distract from the mathematics.
The MYP Standard Mathematics resource hub and Standard Mathematics Questionbank support targeted preparation. Students can also review how MYP Mathematics is assessed and build a 30-day eAssessment study plan.
Common registration mistakes
Preventable errors include:
- assuming students can register themselves
- confusing Mathematics with Extended mathematics
- missing the school's earlier internal deadline
- disclosing access needs too late
- failing to check names or response languages
- assuming one subject entry creates a full MYP Certificate entry
- relying on unofficial dates instead of the school's schedule
Students should request written confirmation. Correcting an error is usually simpler before the registration deadline than shortly before the examination.
Conclusion
Registering for MYP Standard Mathematics eAssessment is a school-managed process. The main priorities are selecting Mathematics rather than Extended mathematics, meeting the internal deadline, verifying candidate information, and raising access requirements early.
After confirmation, preparation should combine mathematical knowledge with confidence using the on-screen format. RevisionDojo's MYP eAssessment preparation advice, Questionbank, Study Notes, and Mock Exams can support structured practice.
Sources and referenced URLs
- IB registration guidance for MYP on-screen examinations
- IB overview of MYP on-screen examinations
- IB list of available MYP eAssessment subjects
- IB MYP assessment overview
- RevisionDojo MYP Standard Mathematics resources
- RevisionDojo Standard Mathematics Questionbank
- RevisionDojo guide to MYP Mathematics assessment
- RevisionDojo 30-day MYP eAssessment study plan
- RevisionDojo tips for MYP eAssessment success
