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Request for Cancellation or Alternative Assessment for IB May 2026 Exams in the Middle East

1,246 Comments

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4 months ago

CANCEL THE EXAM

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Nehal Biddappa
4 months ago

Cancel

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Harsh Sharma
4 months ago

Too traumatized to study

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Yes

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Laura Sifontes
4 months ago

I feel this cause is just and necessary.

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Anonymous
4 months ago

cancel examsssss

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Anonymous
4 months ago

Postpone ts

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Anonymous
4 months ago

IB exams should be cancelled for M26.

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veer
4 months ago

should be canceled / a levels also - its a must

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Nisa Saad
4 months ago

Cancel the exams

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aarav kumar
4 months ago

"The IB commits to act supportively and with consideration for young people affected by difficult or adverse circumstances, their own changing personal histories or contexts, or other challenges affecting their lives as IB students." The mentality for me and most ME students is not there. This is a moment people have been thinking about for the last 4 years, 2026 is our year of graduation and we didnt expect to be studying for the exams of our life amidst a war. We have one month of school less than other students and many people need to be in the correct mental headspace to perform and these situations arent it. The IB states values and commitments but doesnt reassure students or give word. The least they could do is tell us, even if the y wont cancel we have to be informed in the very least.

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Farooq Akbar
4 months ago

Please delay exams

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Jad
4 months ago

Offivials SHOULD BE CANCELLED

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Mohamed Salah
4 months ago

As her brother, I cannot accept a system that expects my sister to focus on exams while living through fear and uncertainty. The IB promotes values like compassion and global awareness, yet students here are being judged as if they are in normal conditions. With families evacuating and daily life disrupted, it is simply not fair to hold them to the same standards without acknowledging what they are going through.

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Amal
4 months ago

As a mother, I cannot stay silent while my daughter’s future is reduced to a set of cancelled exams that ignore the reality she is living through. The IB speaks of resilience, global awareness, and compassion—yet where are those values now, when students across the Middle East are studying under the shadow of war, fear, and uncertainty? Some families have been forced to evacuate their homes, others live each day not knowing what tomorrow will bring. In such conditions, how can any child be expected to perform at their best, or be fairly assessed? I refuse to accept a system that overlooks the human cost behind these decisions. Our children are not just candidates; they are young people enduring circumstances no exam can measure. The IB must uphold its own principles and recognize that fairness, empathy, and integrity matter now more than ever.

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Malak Ezzeldin
4 months ago

Please cancel these exams

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Hanan
4 months ago

It is war and no need for students to lose the first semester of universities.

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Riziq Armoosh
4 months ago

I'm tired of this CAS shi. I just want a cigar. #cancelmay26

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Yaser Al Mafraji
4 months ago

Applying a uniform grading standard to students living in a conflict zone is both inequitable and unrealistic. Given that we are expected to remain without face-to-face instruction until the May 2026 finals, the academic disadvantage is profound. Furthermore, the psychological toll of preparing for rigorous examinations while under constant national alerts and the immediate threat of violence creates a prohibitive learning environment. It is unreasonable to expect parity in performance when the fundamental safety and stability required for study have been stripped away.

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Natalie Adeleh
4 months ago

I don't wanna mark shi up. CANCEL IMMEDIATELY!!!