Yes. IB and IGCSE students are different. IGCSE is more concerned with basic-level skills. The content in IGCSE subjects is more country and straightforward based. Meanwhile, in IB The content is more focused on mastering the basic skills for the level of diploma. The IB subjects are designed with an integrated method to enhance practical skills.
Retaking IB can be suitable alternative, if you are disappointed with your IB results for any reason, including not receiving enough points to get the diploma, receiving lower scores than expected in a particular topic, or any other reason.
Yes, IGCSE is a 2-year program and IB is for 15-18 years of age. The IGCSE & IB both are certified by the University of Cambridge. Â
Yes, The optional MYP E-assessment is conducted by the IB. The aim of this assessment is to evaluate student achievement with an age-appropriate strategy. Thus, these are the external Assessments in the MYP like in the Diploma Programme conducted.Â
Yes, an IGCSE Math student copes with an IB Math student. If the basics of mathematics are clear. Â
