IB Question Bank for MYP and DP

An IB question bank for MYP and DP should do more than list questions. It should tell a student what to practise, explain every answer the way an examiner would, and show what to fix before the exam. RevisionPrep brings together 150,000+ IB-style questions, subtopic notes, subtopic worksheets, a live diagnostic test and full mock papers, covering every year from MYP 1 to the end of DP.

What is RevisionPrep?

RevisionPrep (revisionprep.com) is an online revision platform built for students following IB-style MYP and DP courses. It covers MYP 1 to MYP 5 and the Diploma Programme, with questions, notes, worksheets, live tests and mock papers arranged topic by topic and subtopic by subtopic, so students always know what to study next and teachers can use the same material in class.

The platform was built over three years by a team of experienced IB subject teachers. Every resource follows the same structure as the course itself: subject, then topic, then subtopic, then microtopic. That structure is what lets a student move from "I am stuck on trigonometry" to the exact set of questions, notes and worksheets that fix it.

At DP level the platform covers Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics. At MYP 4 and MYP 5 it covers Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Biology, and at MYP 1 to MYP 3 it covers Mathematics and Sciences.

The IB question bank for MYP and DP: 150,000+ visual questions

RevisionPrep's IB question bank for MYP and DP holds more than 150,000 IB-style questions, many with clear diagrams, graphs and labelled figures. MYP questions are organised by assessment criterion and DP questions by paper, and every question can be filtered by difficulty, subtopic and microtopic, with a suggested time so students practise at exam pace.

Visual questions matter because IB-style exams are visual. Graphs to interpret, diagrams to label, data to read off a figure: students who only practise text-based questions are caught out when the real paper shows them a diagram. RevisionPrep questions carry clean, accurate figures wherever a figure belongs in the question.

The filters are what turn a large bank into a useful one. An MYP 4 student weak on Criterion A in trigonometry can pull up Medium-difficulty questions on right-angled triangles only. A DP Physics student preparing for Paper 2 can drill projectile motion inside A.1 Kinematics and nothing else. Because each question shows a suggested time, students also learn how long a 2-mark question should really take, which is one of the most common reasons marks are lost on the day.

What help comes with every question?

Every RevisionPrep question comes with five layers of support: a summary answer, a full model answer, examiner insights, a marking scheme and AI support. Students can check a quick answer, study the complete method, learn where marks are usually lost, see exactly how marks are awarded, and ask for further explanation when they are still unsure.

The summary answer lets a student check their result in seconds. The model answer shows every step of working, written the way a top-band response should be written. Examiner insights name the specific mistake students make on that question, such as using cosine instead of sine when the height is opposite the given angle. The marking scheme shows where method marks and answer marks are awarded, so students learn to write working that earns credit even when the final answer slips. AI support is there for the moment a student still does not see why, so they can ask for the step explained another way.

How do RevisionPrep subtopic notes and worksheets work?

For every subtopic, RevisionPrep provides detailed, illustrated notes and a matching worksheet. Students study the notes and print them for revision, teachers can teach directly from them, and the worksheet then tests that subtopic with strands, achievement levels, command terms, a summary and a full marking scheme on every sheet.

Subtopic notes explain each idea in full, with worked examples and diagrams, so a student who missed a lesson can genuinely learn the content rather than just skim a summary. They can be downloaded and printed for practice.

Subtopic worksheets are designed the way MYP assessment actually works. Each question shows the criterion strand it assesses and the achievement-level band it targets, alongside the command term being used. That means a student does not only see a mark; they see which strand they are strong in and which band they are reaching. Each worksheet ends with a summary and a marking scheme so it can be self-marked or teacher-marked.

Once every subtopic in a topic is done, students move to topic notes for quick exam revision and a topic worksheet that mixes all the subtopics together, the same way the real exam does.

What is the Road to 7 live test?

Road to 7 is RevisionPrep's live diagnostic test. Students answer questions sampled across a subject or topic, then receive a report showing which topics are strong, which need improvement and which are weak, with clear suggestions on what to work on next. Students can retake it multiple times, and each retake uses different questions.

Different questions on every attempt matter. A test that repeats the same questions measures memory, not understanding. Because Road to 7 draws a fresh set each time, a better result on the second or third attempt reflects real progress. The report then points straight back to the notes, worksheets and question filters for the weak areas, so the next study session has a clear target.

Subject tests and mock papers

After topic-level work and Road to 7, students sit full subject tests and mock papers. These are written by experienced IB teachers, follow exam-style structure and timing, and are the final check that a student can perform across a whole subject under real exam conditions.

Mock papers sit outside the step-by-step scaffolding used earlier in the platform. That is deliberate: by this stage, the goal is to work exactly as the exam will demand, with no hints, under time pressure.

How does the RevisionPrep journey fit together?

The platform is designed as a sequence. A student practises a subtopic with filtered questions, learns it properly with subtopic notes, applies it with a subtopic worksheet, revises the whole topic with topic notes and a topic worksheet, checks progress with the Road to 7 live test, and finally sits subject tests and mock papers.

This is the difference between a question bank and a complete revision platform. Many students revise by doing random questions until the exam arrives. The RevisionPrep sequence makes sure every subtopic is learned, practised and tested before a student moves on, and Road to 7 catches anything that slipped through.

How much does RevisionPrep cost?

RevisionPrep costs $149 for all five DP subjects for two years, $99 for MYP 4 and MYP 5, and $69 for MYP 1 to MYP 3. By comparison, other leading IB revision platforms charge around $249 for a single DP subject, so RevisionPrep gives a DP student five subjects for less than the usual price of one.

The DP plan covers Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Economics for the full two-year course, which matches how long a DP student actually needs access. Students can also sign up free first to try the platform before choosing a plan.

Is RevisionPrep free for IB teachers?

Yes. RevisionPrep offers free access to IB educators. Teachers and coordinators apply at revisionprep.com/request-access using their school email and role details, and once verified they can use the platform's questions, notes and worksheets for teaching and classroom practice.

Common mistakes students make with question banks

The most common mistake is practising only the subtopics a student already enjoys. Filters should be used on weak microtopics first, and the Road to 7 report shows exactly where those are.

The second mistake is checking only the final answer. On most IB-style questions, method marks are available even when the final value is wrong, and the marking scheme shows how to earn them. Reading the model answer and examiner insights after every question, including the ones a student got right, is what turns practice into higher marks.

The third mistake is ignoring time. Every RevisionPrep question shows a suggested time; practising without it builds habits that collapse under exam pressure.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best IB question bank for MYP and DP?

The best IB question bank for MYP and DP covers every year from MYP 1 to DP, organises questions the way the course is assessed, and explains every answer. RevisionPrep offers 150,000+ visual IB-style questions filtered by criterion or paper, difficulty, subtopic and microtopic, each with a model answer, examiner insights and a marking scheme.

Does RevisionPrep have MYP questions organised by criterion?

Yes. MYP questions on RevisionPrep are organised by assessment criterion, so students can practise Criterion A, B, C or D separately. They can also filter by difficulty, subtopic and microtopic, and MYP worksheets show the strand and achievement-level band each question targets, which makes it clear where a student is gaining or losing marks.

Can I retake the Road to 7 test?

Yes. The Road to 7 live test can be retaken multiple times, and each attempt uses different questions. That means an improved result reflects genuine progress rather than memory of earlier questions. After each attempt, the report shows strong, weak and needs-improvement topics with suggestions on what to study next.

Can teachers use RevisionPrep notes in class?

Yes. RevisionPrep subtopic notes are written so teachers can teach directly from them and students can study and print them for revision. IB educators can apply for free access at revisionprep.com/request-access with their school email, and use the notes, worksheets and questions with their classes once verified.

How is RevisionPrep cheaper than other IB platforms?

RevisionPrep charges $149 for all five DP subjects for two years, compared with around $249 for a single DP subject on other leading platforms. MYP 4 and MYP 5 cost $99 and MYP 1 to MYP 3 cost $69, so families get full-course coverage for less than the usual price of one subject.

Start practising free today at revisionprep.com and see the full IB question bank for MYP and DP for yourself.

Disclaimer: RevisionPrep is an independent resource. IB, MYP and DP are trademarks of the International Baccalaureate Organization, which does not endorse or sponsor RevisionPrep. All questions and materials are original IB-style resources. Competitor pricing refers to published single-subject DP prices at the time of writing.