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Curious about when your school will release your predicted grades? You’re in the right place. In this post, we’ll break down the key deadlines and explain when predicted grades are typically made available.
IB Predicted Grades Deadline
IB Predicted Grades are the grades your teachers expect you to achieve in your final IB exams. There is no specific external deadline by which schools must issue predicted grades; however, most schools provide students with these grades around the third month of DP2 (typically in November or December for the May session, and in May or June for the November session).
This timing aligns with university application deadlines. In countries such as the UK, predicted grades play a key role in the admissions process. The UCAS application deadline usually falls at the end of January, so predicted grades are communicated earlier to give students a clear sense of their standing and time to improve their performance if needed.
If you are applying to universities with earlier deadlines, such as Oxford or Cambridge, where the application deadline is 15th October each year, you should inform your school as early as possible so they can issue your predicted grades in time.
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