IB Diploma programme
EduPrime supports the full International Baccalaureate flow – registering candidates, building subject combinations, recording internal assessment, tracking CAS and the extended essay, and reporting predicted and final grades on the IB 1–7 scale.
Candidates & subject combinations
EduPrime ships PYP, MYP and DP modules; this page focuses on the Diploma Programme. Register each Diploma student as an IB candidate for a given exam session (e.g. May 2026), capturing their candidate number and personal code.
Build the candidate’s subject combination – six subjects across the IB groups, each at Higher Level (HL) or Standard Level (SL):
| Group | Example subject | Level |
|---|---|---|
| 1 Studies in Language & Literature | English A: Literature | HL |
| 2 Language Acquisition | French B | SL |
| 3 Individuals & Societies | History | HL |
| 4 Sciences | Biology | HL |
| 5 Mathematics | Maths: Analysis & Approaches | SL |
| 6 The Arts / elective | Visual Arts | SL |
Internal assessment, CAS & extended essay
Beyond the six subjects, the Diploma core is tracked per candidate:
- Internal assessment (IA) – each subject’s IA component is recorded with the internal mark and moderation status, feeding the predicted grade.
- CAS – Creativity, Activity, Service experiences logged as a portfolio with reflections; the coordinator marks the requirement complete when the learning outcomes are evidenced.
- Extended Essay (EE) – the subject, research question, supervisor and submission milestones are tracked, with the EE grade recorded against the candidate.
- Theory of Knowledge (TOK) – essay and exhibition grades, combined with the EE for the core points.
Predicted & final grades
Each subject is graded on the IB 1–7 scale (7 highest). EduPrime records two grade sets per candidate:
- Predicted grades – the school’s forecast submitted to the IB and used for university applications.
- Final grades – the official results once the session closes.
The total Diploma score sums the six subject grades (max 42) plus up to 3 points from the TOK/EE matrix, for a maximum of 45. EduPrime computes the total, applies the pass conditions (e.g. minimum points, no failing conditions), and flags any candidate who fails to meet award requirements.