Grade a draft

IA, EE & TOK Grader

Upload your draft, get an estimated mark, and see what to fix before you submit.

Marks broken down by section.
Comments tied to the words in your draft.
A short list of what to fix first.
Upload several drafts at once when you need to.

Stop guessing what your draft is missing

A teacher may take days to return a draft, and a general writing tool may miss the point of the assignment. Marksy gives you a quick check while you still have time to edit.

The report shows your estimated mark, points to the writing behind each comment, and tells you which changes to make first. Check the advice against your teacher's instructions before you submit.

Feedback for your assignment

Marksy organizes estimated marks and feedback around the relevant assessment criteria.

More time to edit

You can check more than one version before submission because the feedback arrives quickly.

Submission-day confidence

When your draft has been pressure-tested against criteria, final submission feels controlled rather than risky.

How to grade your draft

Start with what you have now. Each step shows what to do and what you will see next.

Step 1

Upload your IA, EE, or TOK draft

Start with the exact version you want to improve right now. You get a clear overall view before diving into details.

What you get: See your estimated mark and the sections that need the most work.
IB draft grading result with marks for each section

See exactly where marks are won and lost across every criterion.

Step 2

Read comments on your writing

See where your writing supports stronger marks and where it is still thin. The feedback is tied to what is actually on the page.

What you get: See exactly which part of your draft each comment refers to.
Rubric-linked highlights showing evidence from an IB draft

Every score is backed by highlighted evidence in your own writing.

Step 3

Follow the revision checklist

Turn feedback into action with a practical to-do sequence you can work through in short focused sessions.

What you get: Start with the changes most likely to improve the draft.
Prioritized to-do list generated from grading feedback

Get a short list of the changes that matter most.

Step 4

Check the next version

Upload the edited version to see what improved and what still needs attention.

What you get: Know whether your changes worked before you submit.
Results for several graded IB drafts in Marksy

Upload several drafts and review them in one place.

Why it helps

Feedback for your assignment

Marksy organizes estimated marks and feedback around the relevant assessment criteria.

  • Criterion-by-criterion, not generic writing advice
  • Fast clarity on what needs revision
  • Clear direction for your next draft

More time to edit

You can check more than one version before submission because the feedback arrives quickly.

  • Spend less time guessing
  • Prioritize the highest-impact changes first
  • Arrive at submission with stronger confidence

Submission-day confidence

When your draft has been pressure-tested against criteria, final submission feels controlled rather than risky.

  • Know what improved and why
  • Catch weaker sections before teachers do
  • Use the same simple steps for future assessments

See the tool

AI detection highlights integrated inside grading view

See the AI check beside the rest of your draft feedback.

Selection of IB subjects supported by Marksy grading tools

IA, EE, and TOK support across the IB subjects you care about.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this only for one subject?

No. Marksy can grade IAs, Extended Essays, TOK work, and other coursework across IB subjects.

Will this help if my draft is still rough?

Yes. Early drafts often benefit the most because you get direction before spending hours polishing the wrong sections.

Can I use this more than once before submission?

Yes. You can check another version after you edit, as long as you have gradings left on your plan.

Ready to try it?

Know where your draft stands, then fix the parts that need it most.

Use the tool when you need it, then come back to your own work with a clear next step.