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Inside the RevisionPrep IB question bank: 150,000+ questions from MYP 1 to DP

The RevisionPrep IB question bank holds more than 150,000 exam-style questions spanning MYP Year 1 through to Diploma Programme HL. Every subject shows its own question count on the site, and the free version lets you check those numbers yourself before you pay anything. This article explains what sits behind the number, and how to judge any revision platform's claims.

Don't take the number on trust — count it

A question count means nothing unless you can verify it. Open the free version of RevisionPrep, pick any subject, and the platform shows how many questions sit under each topic. Not a homepage figure, but a subject-by-subject, topic-by-topic breakdown you can scroll through without signing up for a paid plan.

That's deliberate. Question counts are the easiest thing in this market to inflate, and students have no way to audit a number printed on a landing page. So ours is printed where the questions are.

Here's the coverage in plain terms:

Stage What's covered

MYP Years 1–3 Core subjects Maths and Sciences, mapped to criteria A–D, each marked 0–8

MYP Years 4–5 Extended and standard pathways, with Year 5 eAssessment-style practice

DP sciences Current syllabus, first exams 2027 — Chemistry's Structure and Reactivity themes, Biology Themes A–D, Physics Themes A–E

DP mathematics Maths AA and AI, SL and HL, across all five topic areas, including Paper 3 at HL

DP humanities Economics and others, SL and HL, by paper and command term

Most platforms begin at DP Year 1. Starting at MYP 1 is what makes the total what it is — and it's also the part students need earliest, since a gap opened in MYP 3 is what turns into a DP struggle three years later.

Breadth only helps if the questions are mapped

A large question bank without structure is just a large pile. Every RevisionPrep question is tagged by programme, year, subject, level, topic, sub-topic, command term, and difficulty, so a student revising one sub-topic gets exactly that — not a subject-wide shuffle. Breadth plus mapping is what makes 150,000 questions usable rather than intimidating.

*That mapping is what the rest of the platform is built on:

Topic-by-topic worksheets — a printable set for a single sub-topic, the way a teacher would set homework.

Mock papers — full papers in the correct structure and timing for each course, including MYP criteria-based papers and DP Papers 1, 2, and 3.

Topic tests — shorter mixed sets for checking a unit before a class assessment.

Road to 7 diagnostics — 20 mixed questions that tell you which topics to attack first.

What you get with every question

The question is the cheap part; the marking is where students actually learn. Each question on RevisionPrep opens into four separate layers: the answer, a full model answer, the marking scheme, and examiner insights. You can reveal them one at a time, so you aren't shown the full solution the moment you get stuck.

Answer — the final result, for a quick self-check.

Model answer — the full worked response, set out the way it should appear in a script.

Marking scheme — where each mark is awarded, and what earns method marks even when the final answer is wrong.

Examiner insights — the specific trap in this question: the missed unit, the misread command term, the step students routinely skip.

Ask AI — an in-question tutor for when the model answer still doesn't click, so you're not stuck waiting until your next class.

Questions are presented visually rather than as walls of text: proper mathematical notation, clean diagrams, readable data tables, and graphs drawn as they appear in a real paper. It sounds cosmetic. It isn't. A student who practises on badly rendered questions is practising on something that doesn't look like the exam.

Where Road to 7 turns breadth into a plan

150,000 questions is a problem until something tells you which 40 to do this week. That's what Road to 7 does. It's a free 20-question diagnostic, live for every signed-up MYP and DP student, that produces an estimated grade band and sorts every topic sampled into strong, needs improvement, or weak — then links each weak topic to the matching notes and question sets.

The sequence that works: diagnose, read the notes for your two weakest topics, drill those with mark schemes open, then re-diagnose in three to four weeks. Breadth serves the plan rather than replacing it.

How to judge any IB revision platform's claims

Whichever platform you choose, apply the same four tests. Revision Village and RevisionDojo are two of the best-known names in IB revision, and plenty of students use one of them alongside RevisionPrep — these tests are worth running on all of us.

Can you see counts per subject, free? A single headline number with no breakdown can't be checked.

Where does the coverage start? DP-only, or MYP as well? If you're in MYP, a DP-only platform has nothing for you this year.

Is the syllabus current? Any science content still using pre-2023 topic names is out of date for exams from May 2025 onwards.

What comes with a question? An answer alone teaches very little. A mark scheme teaches where marks live.

Common mistakes with a big question bank

Doing questions without mark schemes. You confirm what you already know and learn nothing about where the marks go.

Filtering by subject instead of sub-topic. The filters exist so you can practise the exact thing you're weak in.

Chasing volume. Forty questions across your two weakest sub-topics beats four hundred scattered across everything.

Skipping the examiner insights. That's where the repeated, avoidable errors are named. Most lost marks are errors of habit.

Starting DP-level practice in MYP 5 while MYP topics are still shaky. Work the year you're in first.

FAQ

How many questions are in the RevisionPrep IB question bank?

More than 150,000 across MYP Years 1–5 and the Diploma Programme. Counts are displayed per subject and topic inside the platform, and the free version lets you view them before subscribing, so the figure can be checked rather than taken on trust.

Does the question bank cover MYP as well as DP?

Yes, from MYP Year 1 upward, mapped to criteria A–D, through to DP SL and HL. Starting at MYP 1 is unusual among IB revision platforms and is a large part of why the total count is what it is.

Are past IB papers included?

No. Every question is written by our own teaching team in exam style, matched to current syllabus content, command terms, and mark allocations. Official past papers are copyrighted by the IB and are not reproduced.

What comes with each question?

An answer, a full model answer, the marking scheme showing where each mark is awarded, and examiner insights naming the common trap. An in-question AI tutor is available when the model answer alone doesn't resolve the confusion.

How does this compare with other IB revision platforms?

Compare on coverage that matters to you: which years are supported, whether counts are visible per subject, whether the syllabus is current, and what accompanies each question. Students using Revision Village or RevisionDojo often add RevisionPrep for DP & MYP coverage and diagnostics. Every platform has it's own good quality, compare it before subscribing any platform as per your need and requirements and take a best judgement. Revisionprep questions are curated by teachers.

Where should I start with 150,000 questions?

With the free Road to 7 diagnostic. Twenty questions gives you an estimated grade band and a ranked list of weak topics, which turns a very large question bank into a short list of what to practise this week.

See the numbers for yourself. Browse the RevisionPrep question bank free, subject by subject — or start with the Road to 7 diagnostic and let it tell you where to begin.

Question counts reflect the RevisionPrep platform as of September 2026 and are displayed per subject within the platform. Road to 7 provides an indicative estimate based on the questions answered; it is not a predicted grade, not an official assessment, and no result guarantees any particular outcome.

RevisionPrep is an independent revision platform. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the International Baccalaureate Organization, and "IB" and "International Baccalaureate" are registered trademarks of the IBO. Revision Village and RevisionDojo are trademarks of their respective owners, referred to here for identification only; RevisionPrep has no affiliation with either.