IB Grade Calculator
The IB Diploma is scored on a 45-point scale across six subjects plus core points. This sums your predicted or actual grades into a total score.
IB scoring: six subjects each graded 1-7 (max 42), plus up to 3 bonus points from the Theory of Knowledge essay and Extended Essay combined (max 45). Pass: at least 24 total, with no subject below 3, at least 12 points across the higher-level subjects, and completion of core requirements. Grades: 1-7, where 4 is generally a pass on an individual subject and 7 is excellent. Note: official grade boundaries move by session and subject — treat this as a scoring tool, not a guarantee.
FAQ
What is a good IB score?
24 is the pass threshold for the Diploma. 30+ is solid, 36+ is strong (competitive for many selective universities), and 40+ is exceptional.
How many points can you get on the IB Diploma?
45 maximum: 42 from six subjects (7 each) plus 3 bonus points from TOK and the Extended Essay combined.
What is the passing score for IB?
24 points is the minimum for the full Diploma, with conditions (no subject below 3, sufficient higher-level points). Courses can be taken as certificates without the full Diploma.
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