The IB is not responsible for delays in the postal service or in processing transcripts at universities. This process may take up to 14 working days. The receiving address for the transcript. Therefore, if you need to check if your chosen university has received your transcript, please check with the university admissions office first.
If they are unable to locate it there, then please contact IB Answers. When you contact us please include your name, school where you obtained your diploma, university, and the date that you requested for your results to help us process your request faster. Some universities will only accept undergraduate applications through a centralized admission centre. When submitting a transcript request for UCAS, if you have your digit application number you can include it in the transcript request form under Notes if request is done via rrs.
Tip 2: If your transcript was sent electronically and the university informs you that they are unable to access your record, please ensure that you have provided them with the correct information spelling of your name, date of birth and session.
Tip 3: Under no circumstances should candidates reveal their PIN to universities or admission centres. If it has been lost or destroyed, students can request a replacement diploma or certificate.
To submit a request using a debit or credit card please complete the online request for results service form. The process takes up to 28 days. You will need proof of identity, including your name and date of birth. For more information relating to transcripts, certificates or university recognition, please download the Candidate results pack [2. The IB is extremely proud of its graduates, and the alumni network connects them with one another and with the IB community.
Your Admission Ticket isn't enough to get you into the test center. Follow these guidelines so you don't get turned away. You are responsible for understanding and following these requirements as they appear here and in the Student Registration Guide. Test center staff will compare the information on your Admission Ticket and your photo ID with the test center roster to confirm your registration and identity. You cannot be admitted to the test center if any of the information does not match.
This includes the use of a nickname on one item but your full name on another. Even if an ID got you into a test center before, it does not guarantee it will be acceptable in the future. If you need to make a change to your name after registering, please contact Customer Service at least 30 days prior to your intended test date.
Middle names and initials are optional on your documents; however, if provided, the middle initial must exactly match the first letter of your middle name on your ID. You may not be allowed to enter the test center, let alone take the test, if test center staff cannot sufficiently authenticate your identification from the ID you present.
Your score may even be withheld or canceled. Admission to the test center is no guarantee that the ID you provided is valid or that your scores will be reported. All reported or suspected cases of questionable ID or test-taker identity are subject to our review and approval before, during, and after the test administration. You should keep your ID and Admission Ticket with you at all times while at the test center, including during breaks.
The ICO Examinations are the only worldwide medical-specialty examinations. The questions are prepared by an international group of examiners and set at the same standard as the highest board and qualifying examinations anywhere. Each year, the ICO offers examinations throughout the world to help ophthalmologists evaluate their knowledge in Basic Science and Clinical Sciences related to Ophthalmology. Since then, more than 70, candidates have taken the ICO Examinations.
In , there were just over 6, ICO examinations taken in test centers in 83 countries.
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