The honest bit about MYP and competitive exams
I want to say this plainly because families ask and rarely get a straight answer. The MYP does not leave a student intellectually behind — in investigation, evaluation and written reasoning, MYP students are often ahead of their board-school peers. What it does leave is a drilling deficit.
A student can score 7s in MYP on the strength of Criterion B and D work while carrying real gaps in recall and in routine computation, because those are never isolated and tested the way a board paper isolates them. For DP HL sciences, for Maths AA HL, and above all for JEE or NEET, that fluency is assumed.
It is completely fixable, and it has to be done deliberately rather than hoped for. A student on MYP who intends to sit JEE or NEET should plan for that from MYP 4 — see the Class 9 Foundation and Class 10 Foundation pages, which are the same idea in board language.
Where I teach
Home classes in Mira Road East, Bhayandar East and Bhayandar West, and online anywhere else. If your school moves students to IGCSE for Grade 10 — some do — that is on the IGCSE tuition page.