AIS, EIS students excel in International Baccalaureate exams

AIS: a beacon of achievement

AIS students all pass the IB exams, with an average score of 34.26. Twelve percent of AIS students scored 40 or above, and a 82% received the prestigious bilingual diploma.

AIS's graduation ceremony. Photo courtesy of AIS

Nguyen Bao Chau led the cohort with an impressive score of 43, securing a place at the University of Melbourne to study Design and Architecture.

Nguyen Tran Gia Khanh, scoring 42, is set to join the University of Manchester for a degree in Architecture.

Nguyen Tran Phuc An's score of 39 earned him a place at Tulane University, where he will study Biological Chemistry.

Jon Standen, AIS's Executive Principal, expressed his pride and joy at these results, noting the resilience and determination of the students.

There were many congratulations to the school's students on their magnificent IBDP results and for securing their places at prestigious global universities.

They worked hard, showing great resilience and determination along the way.

According to Jon, several students have been awarded significant scholarships to support their studies at university.

He also thanked the parents for their support and the staff for their teaching, dedication, and care.

The IB world average points score has barely changed since last year, whilst AIS Saigon's results have improved by a whole point to 34.26.

EIS: consistent excellence

EIS students have made their mark with a stellar performance in the IB exams, with a pass rate of 95% and an average score of 35.53.

Notably, 26% of EIS students achieved scores of 40 or above, and 84% earned the bilingual diploma.

Among the standout performers, Eunji Yoon achieved an impressive score of 43 and plans to take a gap year before pursuing studies in Literature and Psychology.

Je Yoon Lee, who also scored 42, will attend Griffith University in Australia to study Biomedical Science and pursue a Doctor of Medicine.

Jo Robert, Acting Head of School at EIS, lauded the students' efforts and congratulated the class of 2024 on their remarkable results in the IBDP.

"These outcomes are a testament to our students' dedication and hard work, as well as the expertise, guidance, and tireless support of our exceptional team of teachers," Jo said. "I would also like to thank our parents and staff. With your support, we have continued to strengthen our educational village to ensure rigor in our programs, enabling our students to reach their full potential. Congratulations once again to the Class of 2024."

Nadim Nsouli, Founder, Chairman, and CEO of Inspired Education, which oversees both AIS and EIS, acknowledged the achievements of the students.

Nadim emphasizes that this success is a result of everyone's hard work and dedication.

"I want to thank all the teachers for their steadfast efforts in ensuring inspired students can reach their full potential and flourish," he said.

According to AIS and EIS's representatives, both schools' recent IB results represent the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence.

The scores and achievements of the students are a testament to the rigorous academic programs and the supportive learning environments provided by AIS and EIS, the representatives said.