Here are some more details about these examining
bodies.
CBSE
Students appearing for Class X board exams have to study nine subjects
as
detailed in the following table.
Details of Subjects for
CBSE |
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Compulsory |
Group |
Subjects |
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L |
1 |
Language I |
Hindi Course
A or Hindi Course B or English Language and English Literature |
|
L |
2 |
Language II |
Anyone from the Group of Languages (Group L) that
has not been opted at Subject I |
|
A1 |
3 |
Mathematics |
Standard or Basic |
|
A1 |
4 |
Science |
|
|
A1 |
5 |
Social Science |
|
|
Optional |
S |
6 |
Skill Subject |
From the group of Skill Subjects |
L/ A2 |
7 |
Language III/ Any academic Subject |
other than opted above |
|
Co-Scholastic
Areas |
|
8 & 9 |
Art Education
Health and Physical Education
Work Experience |
|
For more details of the subjects, languages, skills
and co-scholastic areas, one can go on the CBSE website, using the following
link: http://www.cbseacademic.nic.in/curriculum.html
Marking
Scheme
In all the subjects, each examination paper
carries 80 marks and 20 marks are given for the internal assessment.
ICSE
The details of the subjects at this level are
given in the following table:
Details of Subjects for
ICSE |
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Compulsory |
Group |
Subjects |
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I |
1 |
English |
|
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2 |
A second language |
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3 |
History, Civics and Geography |
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Optional |
II |
1 |
Mathematics |
Out of these
7 subjects, 2 or 3 subjects are to be chosen. |
2 |
Science |
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3 |
Economics |
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4 |
Commercial Studies |
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5 |
A modern Foreign Language |
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6 |
Classical Language |
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7 |
Environmental Science |
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III |
1 |
Computer Applications |
Out of
these14 subjects, one subject is to be chosen |
|
2 |
Economic Applications |
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3 |
Commercial Applications |
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4 |
Art |
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5 |
Performing Arts |
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6 |
Home Science |
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7 |
Cookery |
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8 |
Fashion Designing |
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9 |
Physical Education |
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10 |
Yoga |
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11 |
Technical Drawing Applications |
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12 |
Environmental Applications |
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13 |
A modern Foreign Language |
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14 |
Mass Media and Communications |
For more details of the subjects, one can go on the
ICSE website, using the following link: https://www.4ono.com/icse-syllabus-class-10th/
Marking Scheme
In all the subjects, each the examination paper is divided in two parts A and B, carrying 40 marks each. Thus
each subject carries 80 marks and 20 marks are given for the internal
assessment.
State Boards
Curriculum
of each state board is different and it is not possible to give their details
at one place. However, each board has got its website and the details can be
easily checked up there.
Given below is the syllabus of Maharashtra
Education Board just as an example:
1. First
Language
2. Second
Language – Modern Indian Languages
3. Second
Language – Classical Languages
4. Second
Language – Modern Foreign Languages
5. Third
Language
6. Information
Communication Technology
7. Mathematics
8. Science
and Technology
9. Social
Sciences
10. Personality
Development
11. Work
Education
12. Prevocational
Subjects
13. School
Examination Certificate Subjects – Compulsory
14. School
Examination Certificate Subjects – Others
Admission Procedures of CBSE and ICSE
CBSE
Age limit: The student must meet
the age limit norms of the board and the Regional Government.
Basic Test: He or she must qualify
the admission test. They must have studied in a CBSE School earlier.
ICSE
Age
limit- The student must meet the age limit norms of the board and the Regional
Government.
Standard
Test: He or
she must qualify for the admission test. For admission in class X or XII, students
must acquire the approval directly from the Council through the Principal of
their current school. Students who want to take ICSE school admission in a
different school after their X or XII class will be admitted only to the
previous classes: Class IX and Class XI.
10 Competitive exams for the students of
classes 9 and 10
Competitive examinations help
the students prepare for the final combat in a very big way. These examinations
boost confidence and also make the students aware of their shortcomings as
well as preparedness.
Details of some of these are
mentioned below to benefit the students:
S. No. |
Name of Examination |
Conducted by |
Eligibility |
Subjects |
|
1 |
National Talent Search Examination (NTSE) |
NCERT |
Class 10
students |
Science, Mathematics, Social Science,
Mental Ability and General Awareness |
|
2 |
National Level Science Talent Search (NLSTSE) |
Unified
council |
Classes 2 to
12 |
Science |
|
3 |
Indian National Olympiads |
Indian Association of Physics Teachers
(IAPT) & Homi Bhabha Centre for Science Education (HBCSE) |
Classes 2 to
12 |
Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, General
Questions |
|
4 |
Olympiads in different subjects |
Science Olympiad Foundation |
Classes 1 to
12 |
Science, mathematics, computer education,
English, sports and professional courses |
|
5 |
Geography olympiad |
Geo Genius |
Classes 2 to
12 |
Geography |
|
6 |
Silverzone Olympiads |
NGO-Silverzone |
Classes 1 to
12 |
Computer, Mathematics, Science and English
Language |
|
7 |
National Interactive Maths Olympiad or NIMO |
Eduheal
Foundation |
Classes 5
to 12 |
Mathematics |
|
8 |
National Biotechnology Olympiad or NBO |
Eduheal
foundation |
Classes 1 to
12 |
Mathematics |
|
9 |
Asset (Assessment of Scholastic Skills
Through Educational Testing) |
Educational
Initiatives Pvt. Ltd. |
Classes 3
to10 |
English, Mathematics and Science (Social
Studies and Hindi – Optional) |
Conclusion
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