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Vinay kr PandeySimple but significant

Scholar-Level 16

CBSE Syllabus is much better in theoretical knowledge, but ICSE syllabus has the upper hand when it comes to practical knowledge. Level of Ease, CBSE Syllabus is much easier, well structured, and compact than ICSE Syllabus. ICSE Syllabus is tougher when compared to CBSE because of the detailed study of all the subjects of ICSE Board. But ICSE Syllabus provides more practical knowledge and it aims to build analytical skills in students.

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Susmipriya Gunasekaran

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Choose the board which is nearby you. If you have both, then go with ICSE. If you choose CBSE, join him in coaching class. It will make him more competitive.

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Susmipriya Gunasekaran

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CBSE will be suitable. Because he could adapt to ICSE now. CBSE will be a good choice and ask him to prepare for entrance examination.

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Susmipriya Gunasekaran

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Both are best in their standards. If you are an ICSE student, pursue in that. Because it makes you more competitive. If you want, you can move CBSE, it will be little easier compared to ICSE. But if you are CBSE Student, don't move to ICSE. It will be little difficult to adapt.

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Susmipriya Gunasekaran

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Yes. There is no problem in taking the same.

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Pankaj

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You are eligible. You can teach but you should clear CTET exam.

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Himanshu Meena

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No dear in reduction of syllabus of class 10.

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Abhirup Kundu

Beginner-Level 1

With this percentage, you can easily get admission in good CBSE schools, 70 above is the minimum for good CBSE schools. But for this course, I don't think you can apply before doing class 12th with better marks like 80 above

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Bharat Rajpoot

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CBSE and ICSE are types of school education systems in India. They are based on the syllabus set by the Central Board of Secondary Education and Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations respectively. The main difference between CBSE and ICSE is that ICSE is a curriculum set by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations whereas CBSE is a curriculum set by the Central Board of Secondary Education. It is important to note that both ICSE and CBSE are considered to be very good in quality and curriculum. Visit the official website of VIS Chennai to get admission for your child.

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diksha sandhu

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Sure. You can if you are dedicated and hard-working. Work on your basics. Solve previous years. Be focused and self-motivated. Never lose hope. Ask your doubt to your teachers even if they are basic. If you do all these things you will definitely perform very well in your next semester.

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