BIS Budapest Students Achieve Outstanding IBDP Results Placing Them Amongst the Best Worldwide | The British International School Budapest

We are incredibly proud to share that our class of 2023 has once again exceeded all IBDP global averages. The skills, knowledge and dedication have once again been rewarded with an exceptional set of academic results that place them amongst the best in the world.

With a superb average score of 34.6, compared to the global average of 30.2, our students are placed among the best in the world. We continue to exceed the global average point score with this year’s results representing our best score compared against global averages in the school’s history.

1 in 5 BISB Students achieved an outstanding 40 points or more, This year, one student achieved a perfect score of 45 points. Beyond this are a set of exceptional performances achieved by our hard-working and committed students all of whom secured well-deserved results and are well on their way to success.

These results are the product of two years of dedication and perseverance. Our class of 2023 have worked diligently with the support of their families and our teachers and should be very proud of their achievements. These results empower them through providing access to the very best universities around the world. With hundreds of offers received from a broad range of universities around the world we keenly await their decisions about where they will choose to continue their studies next year. In the meantime, we are delighted to confirm that two of our students met their offers for Cambridge university with others securing places at Imperial College London, Kings College London and the London School of Economics and Political Science.

BIS Budapest IBDP results highlights: 

Top score achieved: 45 points
Average IB Diploma points score: 34.6 points (world average: 30.2 points)
Students achieving 40 points and above: 20.3% 
Average subject score: 5.6 (world average: 4.8)
Students awarded the full IB Diploma: 98% (world average: 78.3%)
Students awarded the bilingual diploma: 17%