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IB Food Science and Technology Exam Statistics

Latest data: May 2026Provisional

IB Food Science and Technology is offered at SL only. In May 2026, 70 students took it, with a mean grade of 5.7. The grade 7 rate was 25.7%.

Compared with May 2025, the mean grade was up from 5.5, and the grade 7 rate was up from 19.2%.

Standard Level (SL), May 2026

Students
70
May 2025: 26
Mean grade
5.7
May 2025: 5.5
Grade 7 rate
25.7%
May 2025: 19.2%
Grade 6 or 7 rate
58.6%
May 2025: 53.8%

Average Food Science and Technology grade over time

The mean grade at SL in every May session since May 2022.

Mean grade in IB Food Science and Technology at SL, May sessions.
IB Food Science and Technology mean grade in May sessions, newest first
SessionSL
May 2026provisional5.7
May 20255.5
May 20235.94
May 20223.85
  • The IB states that these results combine examination and non-examination assessment routes, which were used during the COVID-19 disruption. (May 2022)

Food Science and Technology grade 7 rate over time

The share of students awarded a 7 at SL in every May session since May 2022.

Share of IB Food Science and Technology students awarded a 7 at SL, May sessions.
IB Food Science and Technology grade 7 rate in May sessions, newest first
SessionSL
May 2026provisional25.7%
May 202519.2%
May 202311.8%
May 20220.0%
  • These bulletins print no N (no grade) column, so grades 1-7 are shares of the students who received a grade, and N is shown as —. (May 2022, May 2023)
  • These bulletins include N (no grade) in the total, so grades 1-7 add up to less than 100% and are measured on a slightly different basis from sessions without an N column. (May 2025, May 2026)
  • The IB states that these results combine examination and non-examination assessment routes, which were used during the COVID-19 disruption. (May 2022)
  • Grade cells the bulletin leaves blank are shown as 0.0%. (May 2022, May 2023, May 2025)

Food Science and Technology grade distribution in May 2026

The share of students at each grade at SL.

Share of IB Food Science and Technology students at each grade at SL, May 2026.
IB Food Science and Technology grade distribution, May 2026
Level1234567N6 or 7Mean gradeStudents
SL0.00.00.018.618.632.925.74.358.65.770

Percentage of students at each grade, as published. The grade 6 or 7 rate is the two shares added.

Historical Food Science and Technology results

Results at SL for every session since May 2022, newest first, with November sessions alongside May. The chart shows how many students took Food Science and Technology in each May session.

Students taking IB Food Science and Technology at SL, May sessions.
IB Food Science and Technology results by session, newest first
SessionStudentsMean gradeGrade 7 rateGrade 6 or 7 rate
May 2026provisional705.725.7%58.6%
May 2025265.519.2%53.8%
May 2023185.9411.8%82.4%
May 2022153.850.0%0.0%

Grade 7 rate: the share of students awarded a 7, as published. Grade 6 or 7 rate: the published shares for grades 6 and 7 added.

  • These bulletins print no N (no grade) column, so grades 1-7 are shares of the students who received a grade, and N is shown as —. (May 2022, May 2023)
  • These bulletins include N (no grade) in the total, so grades 1-7 add up to less than 100% and are measured on a slightly different basis from sessions without an N column. (May 2025, May 2026)
  • The IB states that these results combine examination and non-examination assessment routes, which were used during the COVID-19 disruption. (May 2022)
  • Grade cells the bulletin leaves blank are shown as 0.0%. (May 2022, May 2023, May 2025)

Compare with other subjects

Source and methodology

These statistics are from the International Baccalaureate's statistical bulletins. The latest data shown is from the May 2026 assessment session.

About this data

  • May and November are separate assessment sessions. November is much smaller and mostly taken by schools in the southern hemisphere, so its figures aren't directly comparable with May's.
  • The May 2026 figures are from the IB's provisional bulletin and may change when the final bulletin is published.
  • Older bulletins call the people sitting the exams “candidates” and newer ones “students”. This site says “students” throughout.
  • “<10” means the IB didn't publish the exact number because fewer than 10 students took the subject. These figures are never estimated or counted as zero.
  • The grade 7 rate is the share of students the bulletin reports at grade 7. The grade 6 or 7 rate is calculated by IBonomics by adding the published shares for grades 6 and 7. Every other figure is as published.
  • From May 2025 the bulletins include students who received no grade (N) in each subject's percentages, so grades 1 to 7 add up to slightly less than 100%. Earlier bulletins give percentages of graded students only.
  • Bulletins up to May 2023 print figures to two decimal places and later ones to one. Each figure is shown as printed, and changes are compared at the lower precision.

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