Mathematics · IB
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Study method and revision strategy, and the specific mechanics of IB assessment that no syllabus guide explains on its own.
A grade in IB Mathematics or Physics is not just a function of how well you understand the material — it is a function of how well your work matches what a mark scheme is actually looking for. This section exists to make those mechanics explicit: specific, checkable guidance on where marks are genuinely won and lost, not general study advice.
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The marks that go for reasons other than not knowing the maths.
Where marks are won and lost
How IB Mathematics and Physics work is marked, and how to revise against it.
Mathematics · IB
Where IB Mathematics Students Actually Lose Marks — And Why Knowing the Maths Isn't Enough
Mathematics · IB
Why Your IB Maths Grade Is Stuck Despite More Practice
Mathematics and Physics · IB
IB Maths and Physics Exam Revision: Diagnose, Practise, Retest
IB
Where to Find IB Past Papers Legally, and How to Use Them Well
Internal assessment
The Mathematics exploration and the Physics investigation: criteria, weight and planning.
Physics · IB
IB Physics IA Criteria: Designing an Investigation You Can Defend
Mathematics · IB
IB Maths IA Criteria: Which Rubric Applies to Your Exam Year?
Physics · IB
Uncertainties in IB Physics: Absolute, Percentage and Propagation
Physics · IB