ICSE stands for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education.
It is a national-level examination conducted by the Council for the Indian School
Certificate Examinations (CISCE), a private board of school education in India, for
Class 10 students.
Throughout these years, students are engaged in co-curricular
activities, sports, and extracurricular pursuits to ensure holistic development
alongside academic studies. Additionally, there may be periodic assessments and projects
to gauge students' understanding and progress.
CBSE stands for the Central Board of Secondary Education, which
is a national-level educational board in India. It follows a curriculum that is somewhat
similar to ICSE but with some differences.
Throughout these years, students are engaged in co-curricular
activities, sports, and extracurricular pursuits to ensure holistic development
alongside academic studies. Additionally, there may be periodic assessments and projects
to gauge students' understanding and progress.
The specifics of the curriculum for the first four years
(Classes 1 to 4) in state-level education systems in India can vary significantly
depending on the state. Each state in India has its own board of education, which
designs its curriculum and conducts examinations. Therefore, it's difficult to provide a
comprehensive overview that applies to all states.
However, generally speaking, the first four years of schooling in state education
systems focus on foundational learning and skill development.
Throughout these years, students are engaged in co-curricular
activities, sports, and extracurricular pursuits to ensure holistic development
alongside academic studies. Additionally, there may be periodic assessments and projects
to gauge students' understanding and progress.
