The table above demonstrates that the grade distributions at a subject group level.
Further provisional statistics will be published on 9 July at 12 Noon GMT. Previous session’s statistical bulletins can be found here.
Please note that these statistics are provisional, and the final statistics will be produced at the end of the session once all Enquiry Upon Results (EUR) have been considered.
Enquiry Upon Results
Whilst the EUR service remains unchanged, there are some small differences to the process due to the exceptional session. Information regarding EURs for May 2020 session can be found here.
Recognition
Whilst we have had continued communication with universities and positive response to recognition of IB results for the May 2020 session, we understand some students may experience difficulties with recognition of their results.
We recommend that initially the students approach the admissions office of the university and reference the information here.
If necessary, as a next step, we would suggest the member of staff in your school responsible for the university applications makes a formal approach in writing to the university.
If neither of the previous steps has proven effective, then we would kindly request that you email support@ibo.org. Please provide the following information:
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Candidate Name and Number
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Name and country of the university
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Contact email address for the university
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Nature of the issue and discussion with the university to date
We will log and record each case and then provide you with a named member of the recognition team who will assist you with the case within three working days of your email.
Please note that the IB is not able to engage on behalf of the school or the student in cases where the student has not met the terms of their offer.
As a reminder, please also note that some results are sent through central processing institutes, such as University and College Admissions Service (UCAS), therefore some electronic results can take 48 hours to reach the individual universities and colleges. Some of our leading destinations receive several hundred sets of results and many will be working from home still, so please be patient as they process the results.
We very much hope that the IB, schools and universities will continue to work in partnership in the next academic year. We wish your graduating students the best as they move onto the next steps of their lives.
As always, if you have any questions or require any support please contact our dedicated team via support@ibo.org.
Keep well,
Paula Wilcock
Chief Assessment Officer
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