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The IB Diploma Programme Provisional Statistical Bulletin, November 2022 Assessment Session
International Baccalaureate
IB Global Centre, Cardiff
Peterson House, Malthouse Avenue
Cardiff Gate, Cardiff, Wales
CF23 8GL
United Kingdom
Website: www.ibo.org
Provisional data
These data tables are provisional. They are a snapshot of outcomes taken shortly before results are released to
candidates and do not reflect changes due to Enquiry upon Results or IB investigations where schools have not
responded to inquiries by issue of results. A confirmed version of this statistical release will be made available at the end
of April. Whilst provisional, we do not anticipate significant changes to outcomes or entries to occur when the final
bulletin is released.
Due to the ongoing disruptions as a result of COVID-19 the IB offered two methods for assessment, examinations and
non-examination. For the non-examination contingency the IB used the available evidence from teachers on the
student achievement; the marked coursework that the student had already completed, the predicted grade from the
teacher and evidence on how these two pieces of data usually related to final grades for each school.
The IB has made every effort to ensure parity between the examination and non-examination contingency and
recommend all stakeholders to treat them as equivalent. All statistics are based on the combined examination and
non-examination contingency.
Key to abbreviations
Categories of registration
Diploma Programme (DP) candidates must register in one of four categories:
Diploma: Candidates intending to complete the requirements for the award of an IB Diploma.
Retake: Previous IB Diploma candidates who are seeking to improve their results by retaking one or more subjects.
The highest grade obtained for a subject will contribute towards the IB.
Course: Candidates taking one or more subjects who are not seeking the award of the IB Diploma.
Anticipated: Candidates intending to complete the requirements for one or two standard level subjects (excluding
languages ab initio and pilot subjects) at the end of their first year of the Diploma Programme. They must complete all
remaining IB Diploma requirements in the corresponding examination session the following year.
Diploma Results
Data includes all Diploma and Retake category candidates whether they were awarded the diploma or not. Unless
otherwise stated.
IB Regions
Schools authorized to offer the IB Diploma Programme are grouped by geographical regions. The abbreviations
used in the tables are the codes describing the following geographical regions:
IBA: IB Americas
IBAEM: IB Africa, Europe, Middle East
IBAP: IB Asia-Pacific
Other Abbreviations
Session Overview
Diploma Results
Pass Rate Mean Grade Mean Total Points Candidates with 45 Points
81.83 4.93 30.94 121
52.45%
50% 42.13%
35.52%
29.78% 28.09%
12.04%
0%
IBA IBAEM IBAP
53.64% 46.24%
77.33% 22.67%
Diploma Results
68.97
Pass Rate
10,000 50
5,000
Mean Grade
6
Mean Grade
50
32.93%
37.97% 40.05%
43.45% 44.15%
50%
23.64%
24.81%
25.26%
24.05% 25.87%
34.97%
27.16% 23.05%
16.84% 17.24%
0%
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
2
Core Points
40.00
250
32.31
29.59
Candidates Scoring 45 points
100
10.00
50
4%
2%
0%
0 10 20 30 40
Total Points
Mean Grade and Mean Total Points of Candidates Awarded the Diploma
Mean Grade Mean Total Points
7
40.00
6
33.96
32.24 32.54
4
20.00
10.00
2
Extended Essay
HISTORY
SPANISH A
ENGLISH A
BIOLOGY
BUS MAN
ENGLISH B
MATHEMATICS
ECONOMICS
VISUAL ARTS
PHYSICS
Theory of Knowledge
Grade Distribution
Grade awarded No grade awarded Total
A B C D E Total N Total
884 4,108 5,413 1,609 32 12,046 67 67 12,113
% Grade Distribution
Grade awarded No grade Total
awarded
A B C D E Total N Total
7.3% 33.9% 44.7% 13.3% 0.3% 99.4% 0.6% 0.6% 100.0%
Grade Distribution
5,413
4,108
Number of Candidates
4,000
2,000 1,609
884
32
0
E D C B A
ENGLISH 6,381
SPANISH 5,331
JAPANESE 267
CHINESE 64
GERMAN 2
FRENCH 1
Subjects
Subjects with fewer than 10 candidates are excluded from these lists
Schools
Number of Schools by Cohort Size
Cohort Size 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
<=10 Candidates 786 857 757 586 769
11-20 Candidates 129 151 159 101 123
21-40 Candidates 115 104 130 102 106
41-60 Candidates 41 45 38 54 47
61-80 Candidates 22 33 27 27 25
81-100 Candidates 33 30 40 27 37
101-200 Candidates 16 15 13 11 11
>200 Candidates 6 7 5 7 7
Total 1,148 1,242 1,169 915 1,125
306
264 297
Number of Schools
1,000
316
266
452 480 456
474
500 338
325
1,000 296 295 257
Number of Schools
230
500
840 906 865 852
673
0
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
Candidates
Number of Candidates
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
18,348 19,089 19,612 16,804 18,039
6,376 6,513
15,000 6,160 6,407
Number of Candidates
6,292
2,157 2,519
1,953
10,000 2,171
1,513
0
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
10,000
5,000
0
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
2,543 2,617
2,232 2,099
15,000
Number of Candidates
5,000
IB Africa, Europe, Middle East Region IB Africa, Europe, Middle East Region
Country Candidates Country Candidates
ALBANIA <10 NORWAY 59
ANDORRA <10 OMAN <10
ARMENIA <10 PALESTINE, STATE OF <10
AUSTRIA 40 POLAND 93
AZERBAIJAN <10 PORTUGAL 26
BAHRAIN <10 QATAR 10
BELGIUM <10 REPUBLIC OF NORTH <10
BOTSWANA 19 MACEDONIA
BULGARIA <10 ROMANIA <10
BURKINA FASO <10 RUSSIAN FEDERATION <10
CAMEROON <10 RWANDA 32
COTE D'IVOIRE <10 SAUDI ARABIA <10
CROATIA <10 SENEGAL 29
CZECH REPUBLIC <10 SERBIA <10
DENMARK 28 SLOVAKIA <10
EGYPT 34 SLOVENIA <10
ESTONIA <10 SOUTH AFRICA 40
ESWATINI 118 SPAIN 114
ETHIOPIA <10 SWEDEN 80
FINLAND 91 SWITZERLAND 39
FRANCE 23 TANZANIA, UNITED REPUBLIC OF <10
GEORGIA <10 TURKEY 453
GERMANY 161 UGANDA <10
GHANA <10 UKRAINE <10
GREECE 17 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES 65
HUNGARY <10 UNITED KINGDOM 146
IRAN, ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF <10 ZAMBIA 16
IRAQ <10 ZIMBABWE <10
IRELAND <10
ISLE OF MAN <10
ISRAEL 13
ITALY 34
JERSEY <10
JORDAN <10
KENYA 12
LEBANON <10
LESOTHO 17
LITHUANIA 11
LUXEMBOURG <10
MALI <10
MALTA <10
MAURITIUS 111
MONACO <10
MOZAMBIQUE 17
NAMIBIA <10
NETHERLANDS 46
NIGERIA <10