Students across Innoventures Education schools have achieved another exceptional set of International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme results, with four students earning perfect scores, a 100% pass rate and more than USD 15 million in university scholarships.
The achievements highlight the growing strength of International Baccalaureate education in the UAE and offer encouraging news for families considering the IB pathway. Alongside impressive academic results, graduates have secured places at some of the world’s most prestigious universities across the UK, North America and beyond.
Innoventures Education IB Results Set a New Benchmark
Students from Dubai International Academy Emirates Hills, Dubai International Academy Al Barsha and Raffles World Academy achieved an overall pass rate of 100% in the International Baccalaureate Diploma Programme this year.
The group also recorded an outstanding average score of 35.8 points, well above the latest published global average, reflecting consistently high academic standards across its schools. Moreover, students secured more than USD 15 million in university scholarships, opening opportunities to study at leading institutions around the world.
Among this year’s highest achievers, four students earned the maximum 45 points, a distinction achieved by fewer than 0.1% of IB Diploma candidates worldwide. In addition, six students scored 44 points, while 60 students achieved 40 points or above.
Students Earn Places at Leading Global Universities
This year’s graduates have received offers from some of the world’s most respected universities, including the University of Cambridge, Imperial College London, the London School of Economics, King’s College London, the University of Edinburgh, Durham University, the University of Leeds, the University of Manchester, the University of Pennsylvania, Brown University, McGill University and the University of Texas.
Students will continue their studies across a wide range of disciplines, including medicine, engineering, economics, law, architecture, business, technology and the arts.
For parents, these outcomes demonstrate how the IB Diploma continues to provide strong preparation for higher education and competitive university admissions.
Poonam Bhojani, CEO of Innoventures Education said,
“This year’s results are a testament to the resilience, determination and character of our students. They have navigated challenges with courage and emerged stronger, proving that success is built not only on academic ability but also on perseverance and purpose. We are immensely proud of the Class of 2026 and look forward to seeing the meaningful impact they will make in the world.”
Meet the Students Behind the Perfect IB Scores
Four students achieved the maximum score of 45 points.
Nour Bilal Al Husseini said,
“Seeing my final IB results feels almost unreal because I spent so long imagining this day, and now it’s finally here. I feel incredibly relieved and proud, but there’s also a part of me that’s looking back at all the ordinary school days, the laughter, the challenges and the memories that made these years so special. It feels like closing a chapter of my life that I’ll always look back on with a smile.”
Kane Simpson said,
“The IBDP was both challenging and rewarding, and I could not have done it without the support of the DIA community. I’m grateful for the guidance from my teachers and staff, who made this achievement possible.”
Aadit Chandrani said,
“The IBDP was challenging yet deeply rewarding. DIA’s dedicated teachers, strong support systems and constant guidance gave us every opportunity to succeed and grow throughout the journey.”
Arnav Jayaswal said,
“Beginning and completing my IB journey at DIA has given me unforgettable memories and, both academically and personally.”
Marissa Haydar, who achieved 44 points said,
“Looking back, the IBDP taught me that success is often built quietly, through consistency, patience, and the choice to keep trying even when things feel uncertain. I am grateful for the growth this journey brought me, not only academically but also in the way I learned to trust myself and approach challenges with more confidence. I am thankful to my teachers, friends, and especially my parents for supporting me in ways I will always appreciate. I leave RWA proud of what I have achieved, grateful for the people who helped me get here, and ready to carry these lessons into the next chapter.”
Scholarships and Future Growth
Beyond their examination success, the Class of 2026 secured more than USD 15 million in scholarships from universities across the United Kingdom, Europe and North America. Meanwhile, Innoventures Education is preparing to expand its educational offering with the opening of Dubai International Academy Town Square and Raffles World Academy Sharjah this August.
These new schools will provide more families across the UAE with access to an International Baccalaureate education, further strengthening the group’s presence in the country’s independent school sector.
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