Your personal IB exam schedule takes the chaos out of exam season
Instantly see every paper, date, and time tailored to your subjects and time zone, so you can focus on studying, not scrambling. Stay organized, plan smarter, and walk into every exam prepared.
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| Date | Exam | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Thu, 29 Apr 13:30 |
English A Literature HL paper 1 | 2h 15min |
| Fri, 30 Apr 09:30 |
Biology SL paper 1 | 1h 30min |
| Mon, 3 May 09:30 |
Biology SL paper 2 | 1h 30min |
| Tue, 4 May 13:30 |
Chemistry HL paper 1 | 2h |
Supported Sessions
- November 2026
- May 2027
- November 2027
- May 2028
- …and every session after
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Frequently asked questions
When are the next IB exam sessions?
IB exams run twice a year, in May and November. IB Exam Schedule supports the November 2026, May 2027, November 2027 and May 2028 sessions, and every session after that.
When do IB exams start?
May session exams typically run from late April to mid-May, and November session exams from late October to mid-November. The exact dates and times for your subjects are shown in your personal exam schedule, adjusted to your time zone.
How do I get my personal IB exam schedule?
Create a free account, select your IB subjects and levels (HL or SL), and you will instantly see every paper, date and time in your time zone. You can also download your schedule as a PDF or add it to your calendar.
Is IB Exam Schedule free?
Yes, creating your personal IB exam schedule is completely free.
How long are IB exams?
It depends on the subject and paper. Most IB papers take between 1 and 3 hours. Your personal schedule shows the exact duration of every paper you sit.