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How do you see your results?
On the IB candidate site. You need the personal identifier and PIN your coordinator gave you earlier in the year; if they have gone missing, your coordinator can reissue them, and only they can.
candidates.ibo.orgIB Diploma Programme
IB November 2026 results.
Date not confirmed yet
The IB has not confirmed the date yet. The last two November sessions released on 16 December, so mid-December 2026 is the safe assumption until the IB says otherwise.
Results day, step by step.
The five questions every student asks between opening the page and deciding what to do about it.
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What time do they appear?
Schools get them first and decide when students can look, usually the same day or the next. Which hour that lands on depends on your time zone, so treat the day as the promise and the hour as a guess.
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The grade looks wrong. Can it be checked again?
Yes. Your coordinator can request a remark of an externally assessed component, with a deadline a few weeks after results. A remark can move a grade either way, so it is worth knowing when it makes sense.
Remarks and retakes, compared04
Can you resit a paper?
You can retake individual subjects in a later session, keeping the grades you are happy with. Most students who retake do it in the very next session, which is six months away.
How IB retakes work05
What if the diploma has not been awarded?
It is recoverable more often than it feels on the day: a retake, a remark, or a different route into the university you wanted. What matters is deciding in the first fortnight, while the deadlines are still open.
What to do nextA grade short of what you needed?
Retaking is a plan, not a setback, and the next session is six months away. A tutor who marks these papers can tell you in one lesson whether a remark or a retake is the better bet.
Let's find your tutor.
Tell us the subject and the grade you are aiming for. A coordinator replies within 24 hours with a tutor matched to you, and your first lesson starts your plan.