ICSE

Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) examinations represent the annual class X examinations conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE), a non-government board. The examination is conducted throughout India across select schools affiliated to CISCE through English medium.

ICSE essentially extends uniformity to the system of evaluation for general education, like AISSE examinations by CBSE. However, the CBSE and ICSE differ in terms of their content and approach. ICSE is generally considered the toughest board examination in India.

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Objective of ICSE

The purpose of ICSE has been more than just examining the general education of students in CISCE affiliated schools. While the Council remains attentive to concerns of the students, ICSE division implements solutions to the concerns by improving syllabi, frameworks (for curriculum) and systems of assessment

Scope of ICSE

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) board conducts ICSE examinations annually through English medium. It is a non-governmental and private board of education in India for grade 10.

The board conducts ICSE examinations at various states/ territories nationwide.  The aim of the examination is to assess a student’s proficiency in general education (comprising of 7 subjects). The examinations are based on the curriculum prescribed by CISCE Board. The framework of the examinations is largely based on the recommendations of the New Education Policy 1986 (India).

ICSE examinations are conducted for seven subjects that classified into three groups. Each subject may have 1 to 3 papers, thus the total number of papers in any ICSE examination ranges between 8 and 12 papers.

• Group I consists of four compulsory subjects including English and Social Science.
• Group II consists of 10 subject to choose any two, including Mathematics, Science, Economics and Computer Science.
• Group III consists of 13 subjects to choose any one, including Computer Applications, Art, Performing Arts, Home Science, Fashion Designing, Yoga and Foreign Language.  

A student is supposed to choose any two from Group II and any one from Group III. All papers from Group I are compulsory.

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