Icse Class 10 Board Exam Time Table 2023

Who controls ICSE board in India?

The Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) is an examination conducted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, a private board designed to provide an examination in a course of general education, in accordance with the recommendations of the New Education Policy 1986 (India), through

Which board is best in international?

A Brief Guide To The Best Board Of Education In India Choosing the best board of education in India is imperative for good higher education opportunities. If you want your child to enrol in one of the top international universities, choose the school and education board wisely.

• In India, there are different primary education boards to choose from, i.e.
• State Board, CBSE, ICSE, IB, etc.
• If you are looking for the best, make sure you check the board and curriculum.
• Today, we are going to discuss the list of all education boards in India.
• It will help you to compare and choose the right school for your kids.

: A Brief Guide To The Best Board Of Education In India

What is the hardest exam in India?

UPSC Civil Services Exam – India’s Toughest Exam – The UPSC Exam is said to be the toughest exam in India. It is the most competitive and difficult exam that is conducted in India. The exam is conducted in three stages – Prelims, Mains, and the Interview round.

The exam recruits candidates for the top services of the nation, such as the IAS, IPS, IFS, IRS, and many other Group A and B services under the Central Government. Every year, around 10-12 lakh candidates fill out the online form after the UPSC Notification, Around 6-8, lakh aspirants sit for the Preliminary exam, and only 15-17 thousand get selected for the Mains exam.

Following this, only a handful (about 1500-2000) of candidates are selected for the final or interview round. The entire selection process for UPSC exam is extremely rigorous.

• The syllabus is vast and covers major subjects like History, Polity, Geography, Economy, Environment & Ecology, Science, and Technology.
• Current Affairs and Static GK Questions are also important in the exam.

What is the best of 5 rule in ICSE class 10?

The ICSE results 2023 is available for download on the careers portal of the Council, the official website of CISCE and via SMS. Read further to know how to calculate ICSE, ISC 10,12 percentage. The detailed formula for ICSE Marks Calculation is explained below:

The marks of English are the average of English Language and English Literature. The marks of Science are the average of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology. The marks of Social Science are the average of History and Geography. Apart from this, there is Math, an optional subject and second language. Out of the six subjects, the best five subjects are selected. The subject with the least marks is not taken into consideration for calculating the percentage. The marks of the remaining five subjects are added and divided by 5 and multiplied by 100 to get the percentage.

Who topped ICSE 10th 2023 in Punjab?

Harshita Goel (99.2%); Vaanya Gupta (99%); Sagarika Khosla (98.25%) and Pawani Kundra (99%) (Express Photo) Listen to this article CISCE results 2023: Harshita from Ludhiana scores 99.2% in 10th x Several students from Ludhiana scored over 90 percent marks as the Council for Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) released the results for class 10 and 12, Sunday.

• It was an all girl show in both class 10 and 12.
• Among the highest scorers from Ludhiana district in class 10, Harshita Goel from Sacred Heart Convent Senior Secondary School, Machhiwara, scored 99.2 per cent, closely followed by Vaanya Gupta from Sat Paul Mittal School, who scored 99 percent.
• Harshita Goel, who scored the highest 99.2 percent in class 10 (best of five), got 98 in English, 100 in social studies, 100 in physical education, 99 each in Punjabi and Hindi, 98 in maths and 97 in science.

Her father Sunil Goel is a commission agent (arthiya) in Machhiwara and mother Kavita Goel is a tuition teacher. “I was expecting something around 98 percent as I had worked very hard for the exams but 99 percent is a pleasant surprise for me too,” said Harshita, who has now opted for the medical stream and is preparing for NEET.

She said that she strictly stayed away from social media and did self-studies for board exams preparation. Vaanya Gupta who scored 99 per cent in class 10, is the daughter of Vipul Gupta, a businessman and Vidhu Gupta, a homemaker. She scored 98 in English, 100 each in maths and environment, 99 in social studies, 98 each in Hindi and Punjabi and 97 in science.

“I am now pursuing non-medical and want to be a researcher,” said Gupta, who is also a national-level swimmer and state-level table tennis player. She is also an orator. In Class 12, Sagarika Khosla was the highest scorer in Ludhiana district with 98.25 percent in non-medical stream.

A student of Sacred Heart Convent School, Chandigarh road (Jamalpur), she scored 99 in maths, 98 in physics, 96 in English, 94 in chemistry and 100 in physical education. “I aim to be a data scientist and work with Google, I am currently aiming to take admission in Thapar Institute of Engineering, Patiala for computer science engineering,” she said.

Her father Gautam Khosla is a businessman and mother Sabina is a homemaker. “I would suggest other students to thoroughly solve question papers of previous years and take help of ICSE handbooks for board exams preparation. I took extra coaching for physics and chemistry,” she said.

• In other streams for class 12, Gurmehak Bedi in medical with 98.25%, Rashita Pahwa in commerce with 98% and Radhika in humanities with 98.25%, were the highest scorers.
• All three are from Sat Paul Mittal School, Dugri.
• In Jalandhar, Pawani the top scorer Pawani Kundra, a student of St Joseph Convent Girl’s High school topped the district in Class 10 scoring 99 per cent marks.

She scored 100 each in social science and Punjabi, and 99 each in mathematics and science. Her mother is a government lecturer of English and father is a DGM in a private company. Pawani said that she used to study 4 to 5 hours daily after school and never took any tuitions.

Which board is toughest in India CBSE or state board?

CBSE vs State Board Entrance Exam – After completing school, students generally sit for entrance exams to pursue higher studies. Students also join coaching centres to qualify for entrance exams like JEE and NEET. Since these competitive exams are based on the CBSE syllabus, CBSE students stand a better chance of cracking these exams.

Which board is toughest CBSE or Bihar Board?

It is a well known fact across the country that the Bihar State Board is considered the toughest of Boards in the country. The standard of questions asked in its board examinations is a notch higher than those of central board. The background of questions doesn’t limit itself to NCERT books.

Arjun Patel

Arjun Patel