Mastering the Diploma: 7 Essential IB Study Tips for Top Scores The International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme is notoriously demanding. With the combination of six subjects, the Extended Essay (EE), Theory of Knowledge (TOK), and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS), it is easy to feel completely overwhelmed. To help you stay ahead and achieve high marks, we have compiled the ultimate list of IB study tips from top-scoring alumni. Master Your Syllabus The IB publishes detailed subject guides outlining exactly what will be assessed in the final exams. Do not study blindly. • Print out the syllabus for each of your subjects. • Use it as a checklist during revision to ensure there are no topics you have missed. • Align your notes directly with the syllabus learning outcomes. Structure Your IA & EE Early Procrastinating on your Internal Assessments (IAs) and Extended Essay is the fastest way to invite academic disaster. Choose research topics you are genuinely curious about to keep yourself motivated. Set weekly milestones for writing drafts