Pathways World School Gurgaon
Consistently Ranked #1 Top International Day cum Boarding School in Delhi, Gurgaon & India.
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PWS VS GLOBAL Consistently Outperforming Benchmarks
The IB Diploma Programme is widely regarded as the most rigorous pre-university course in the world. Year after year, Pathwaysians not only meet the challenge but excel, setting benchmarks that consistently outpace global averages.
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PWS Average
30.88
GLOBAL AVERAGE
103
COHORT SIZE
72%
ACHIEVED 30+ Score
Explore the Class of 2026's Diploma Programme results, key achievements, university destinations, and cohort highlights.
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PWS Average
37.71
Global Average
88
COHORT SIZE
169
PERFECT 7'S
Discover the Class of 2025's MYP results, key achievements, programme performance, and cohort highlights.
The IB recognises excellence in its fullest sense. We celebrate our students whose achievements reflect academic rigour, independent thinking, creativity, service and personal growth.
Grade 12: Diploma Programme (DP)
Grade 10: Middle Years Programme (MYP)





Offers by Country
Percentage of total university offers received by the Class of 2026
Obtain your personal code and PIN from your DP/MYP Coordinator.
Results are released on 6th July for DP and 1st August for MYP.
As North India’s first IB Continuum School Chain, Pathways provides a seamless educational journey from the early years through Grade 12. Each stage intentionally upon the previous one, creating continuity in learning philosophy and student development.
Early Years
The Toddler Programme nurtures curiosity, confidence, creativity, and emotional well-being through joyful, play-based experiences within a nurturing IB Continuum environment.
Primary Years Programme
The IB PYP fosters curiosity and a lifelong love for learning through inquiry-led experiences that support intellectual, emotional, and social growth.
Middle Years Programme
The IB MYP encourages students to make meaningful real-world connections through interdisciplinary learning, critical thinking, and global perspectives.
Diploma Programme
The IB Diploma Programme prepares students for leading universities and life beyond school through academic rigour, independent inquiry, global awareness, and personal growth.
An IB Diploma result is reported out of 45 points. Students earn up to 42 points from six subjects, each graded on a scale of 1–7, with an additional up to 3 bonus points awarded for combined performance in Theory of Knowledge (TOK) and the Extended Essay (EE). Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS) is a compulsory requirement for the award of the Diploma but does not contribute points.
The IB uses internationally benchmarked grade descriptors rather than percentage marks. A score of 7 represents exceptional performance against rigorous global standards, enabling universities worldwide to compare student achievement consistently across different education systems.
The IB Core comprises Theory of Knowledge (TOK), the Extended Essay (EE), and Creativity, Activity, Service (CAS). While TOK and the EE together can contribute up to three bonus points towards the Diploma score, all three components are compulsory and develop research, critical thinking, reflection, leadership, and community engagement—skills that universities highly value.ed grade descriptors rather than percentage marks. A score of 7 represents exceptional performance against rigorous global standards, enabling universities worldwide to compare student achievement consistently across different education systems.
A strong IB score reflects far more than examination performance. It demonstrates a student's ability to think critically, conduct independent research, manage a demanding academic workload, and communicate effectively. These are the very attributes that prepare IB graduates to succeed at leading universities and in an increasingly interconnected world.
Universities worldwide recognise the IB Diploma for its academic rigour and holistic approach to learning. Admissions teams typically consider the overall Diploma score, Higher Level subject performance, course selection, and the student's broader profile—including personal statements, recommendations, and extracurricular achievements—when making admission decisions.
