BIS HCMC marks 20 years of IB with largest cohort and two perfect scorers
The British International School Ho Chi Minh City’s Class of 2026 achieved an average IB Diploma score of 36.7, above the global average of 30.9, as the school marked 20 years of the program.
In 2026, BIS HCMC celebrated two decades of the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme (IB DP) with a largest cohort of over 120 students. Two students achieved the perfect score of 45, representing the school's commitment to academic excellence. Graduates excelled with an average subject score of 5.8, surpassing the global average of 4.93, and a 99.2% Diploma pass rate.
Six students earned 44 points, while 18 achieved 42 points or higher, with 28% of the cohort attaining at least 40 points. Nearly two-thirds of subject grades garnered a 6 or 7, underscoring the students' outstanding performance. Notable destinations for the graduates include top universities across the UK, US, Asia, and Australia.
Emphasizing individual fit over institutional reputation, BIS HCMC's guidance process helped guide each student's path. The Class of 2026's multilingual identity, personal growth, and aspirations reflect the school's role as a trusted choice for international families. Established in 1997, BIS HCMC has grown into a three-campus institution educating over 2,400 students from more than 55 nationalities, with the support of Nord Anglia Education.
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