LIST OF ICSE SCHOOLS IN DELHI

✅What is the difference between ICSE and CBSE?

The differences between CBSE and ICSE boards are following:

• 1.ICSE is a Non-Governmental Board of School Education with its headquarters in New Delhi, while CBSE is a central government board with its offices in New Delhi.

• 2.ICSE focuses on practical knowledge, whereas CBSE focuses on theoretical concepts.

• 3.In ICSE, all the subjects are given equal importance from grade 6 onwards, while Science and Mathematics are CBSE’s primary focus.

• 4.The English language is in focus as a medium of instruction and as a subject.

• 5.There is a bilingual approach to teaching.

• 6.ICSE evaluates its students in scores, while CBSE evaluates them on grades.

✅Is ICSE international board?

No, ICSE is not an international board. It is an Indian board. Its complete form is Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) It was established in 1958 in New Delhi.

✅Does the ICSE syllabus help in IIT?

ICSE helps in IIT preparation as it prepares the foundation of the student strong. The Maths and Science subjects are quite comprehensive here. However, in the 11 and 12 grades, there is always a need for extra - curricular coaching for such a highly competitive exam.

However, in the 11 and 12 grades, there is always a need for extra - curricular coaching for such a highly competitive exam.

✅ What are the advantages of the ICSE board?

There are the following advantages of the ICSE board:

a) Nationally and globally recognized The certificate of passing, issued from ICSE on completion of the Grade 10 exam, stands equivalent to all reputed boards of the nation.It is lately recognized by several foreign institutions as it is equivalent to a high school examination in other foreign countries.

b) Rich, balanced, wholesome content ICSE focuses on concepts in Math and Science at an in-depth level and also balances imparting knowledge in arts and humanities, and languages. This allows for a more balanced approach to a wholesome education.English is not just the medium of instruction but a core subject that strengthens language skills.This will be a key for students to get an edge when applying to universities to study abroad.

c) Practical approach and evaluation The ICSE syllabus demands students to look beyond textbooks, venture into their practical laboratories and acquire practical experience plus insight into concepts learned in the classroom, discouraging rote learning. In addition, much emphasis is given to project work, group assignments, research, and internal assessment.

d) Scope for extracurriculars The board has a deliberate attempt to look at quality content over quantity which means that students are encouraged to develop their other interests too.Thus, ICSE students are doing their best in sports and extracurricular activities.

e) Future potential with improved language skills Combining a syllabus with global content has helped students who want to pursue higher studies abroad in any course of study. ICSE students develop a natural flair for the English language that allows them to have polished communication skills.Moreover, this gives ICSE students a definite edge over other Indian students in language exams like TOEFL and IELTS mandatory to be qualified to study abroad.

✅Can ICSE students give NEET?

Yes, absolutely, ICSE students can certainly give NEET and can qualify easily.

✅Does ICSE follow NCERT?

No ICSE doesn’t follow NCERT books however, over the years, it has tried to assimilate its essence.

✅Can we switch from CBSE to ICSE?

Yes, any student can switch from CBSE to ICSE board however, ICSE doesn’t give admission in 10th and 12th classes in case a student has not passed his 9th and 11th from ICSE only.

✅Who controls the ICSE board?

Council of Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE) is the actual name of the board. It is a private institution that was founded in the year 1956 to set and adapt the University of Cambridge’s examination system to India.

This body now conducts 3 examinations, namely

• ICSE (Indian certificate secondary education) exam for class 10

• ISC (Indian school certificate) exam for class 12

• CVE (Certificate for vocational education) exam for class 12

✅Is ICSE a private board?

Yes, it is a private board that was introduced in India for the first time in October 1956 at the Inter-State Board for Anglo-Indian Education; a proposal was adopted for the setting up of an Indian Council to administer the University of Cambridge examination locally in India.

✅Does ICSE help in cracking UPSC?

UPSC has a vast syllabus to be covered for the preparation.

ICSE will surely help as it does have an in-depth syllabus right from the beginning.

✅What are the main features of ICSE?

The main features of ICSE are as follows:

1.It focuses on the child's overall growth due to the practical approach to all the subjects.

2. Its syllabus is vast, giving equal importance to all subjects. It also develops in-depth knowledge of the issues to prepare for future competitive exams.

3. It emphasizes the detailed study of each subject with an edge over English. English, as such, helps to understand other topics too.

4. It is accepted by most schools and colleges across the world. Thus, one can go to any place in the world to study at the college level.

5. The ICSE syllabus is well-structured and comprehensive. It aims to impart analytical skills, problem-solving skills, and practical knowledge to the students.

✅What are the compulsory subjects for ICSE?

Students must study English as the First Language, French or Hindi as the Second Language, regional language as Third Language, Mathematics, History, Civics and Geography, Science (Physics, Chemistry, and Biology), and Computer Studies as core subjects in grade 10 in ICSE.

✅ How many subjects are there in ICSE?

There are 3 groups of subjects to choose from in grade 10 ICSE Board Exams and they are as follows:

• Students have to opt for seven subjects to qualify for the exam. It is essential to see that the students choose four compulsory subjects from Group A and two optional subjects from Group B, and an optional issue from Group C.

• The total score for any subject is an addition of external and internal marks,

• The internal marks will be rewarded by the school or institutional authorities.

• and external marks will be rewarded by the ICSE board.

• An 80% + 20% marking scheme will apply to Group A and Group B. Group C will be based on 50% + 50% marking criteria.

Group A: English, Second Language, Social Sciences

Group B: Mathematics, Science. Economics, Commercial Studies

Group C: Computer Applications, Economics Applications, Commercial Applications, Art, Performing Arts, Home Science, Cookery, Fashion Designing, Physical Designing, Yoga, Technical Drawing Applications, Environmental Applications, Modern Foreign Languages- Group III

✅Is ICSE the giant education board in India?

CBSE is the giant board in India in terms of the number of schools affiliated to it and, therefore, the number of students studying there too.