Useful IB Resources for Students

Your exams are just around the corner and you don't understand half of your syllabus. What's the first thing you do? Begin searching the internet for quality IB resources such as study guides, past papers, textbooks and much more. What do you find? Nothing but a plethora of useless ads, broken links and an unending cycle of stress.

When you step into the academic world, you'll find out quickly that it can often be a “sink or swim” situation, which is rarely helpful. For those that want extra support and the comfort that can be brought by having access to more practice material, you're at the right place.

I have combined below a number of general resources (mostly free) links which are very helpful.

General Materials

1. For textbooks and study guides you are unable to find anywhere, just email: ibtemplarknight98@gmail.com .

2. Alternatively you could visit IB Documents Textbooks or IB Resources for them too.

3. For notes on almost all subjects, you can visit: Clastify

4. Other free question banks can be found here

5. A dump of mostly a levels and some IB textbooks can be found here (credits;Saad2011;reddit)

Subject-Specific Resources

1. For the best mathematics question bank visit, Revision Village (Requires Payment)

2. For IB Physics notes visit, IBPhysics.

3. For IB Economics notes visit, IBEconomics

4. For Language guides and notes (including English, French and other) visit, Philpot

5. For French personalized support