ICSE

The ICSE exams for 2024 have already been conducted. But for future reference, it is important to immediately contact your school authorities in case of lost of admit card as school has a copy if your admit card. However, If your school doesn't have a copy you'll have to reach out to the CISCE Council directly. Contact no. of ICSE board line is available on their website or you can reach out through their official mail id.

The ICSE timetable for 2025 is expected to be out in December 2024. The ICSE exams will likely be conducted between February 21 and March 28, 2025 in pen and paper format. Students must finish their ICSE syllabus 2025 well ahead before the exams begin and should be familiar with the exam pattern to score well.

CBSE and CISCE are national boards while every state has its own education board. All the educational boards in India are equally good and are acceptable throughout India for competitive exams and jobs. However, since CBSE and ICSE have their presence across the nation and abroad, it is easier to get through colleges and universities outside India you complete your studies from the national boards. 

The ICSE date sheet 2024 would have been helpful for planning your studies if you were taking the exams this year. However, since today's date is June 4, 2024, the ICSE exams for 2024 are already over.

Here's how you can effectively prepare for the ICSE exams in 2025 using a strategic approach:

1. Access the ICSE 2025 Date Sheet (Once Available)

2. Create a Personalized Study Schedule

3. Gather Quality Study Materials

4. Prioritize Understanding Over Rote Learning:

The ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) result for the year 2025 is likely to be declared by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) in May or June. However, the exact date of the result declaration may vary slightly each year. Students can check their ICSE 10th result 2025 using their index number and UID.

Students must note that the ICSE result 2025 that is released online is provisional. Students are required to collect the original marksheets from school.