Answer: The passing marks for theory paper out of 80 are 26, out of 70 marks students need to attain 23 marks and out of 60 marks, 19 marks are required to pass the examination. For practical examination, out of 40, 13 marks are required. Out of 30 marks, 9 marks are needed to pass the exam.

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Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) on Wednesday announced that all failed students of class 9th and class 11th would be provided with an opportunity to appear in a school-based test again.

BENGALURU: The Karnataka government on Tuesday decided to adopt a no-fail approach for Class 7 examinations for government and private schools following the state syllabus. The government hopes the exam and subsequent interventions in classes 8 and 9 will boost students’ confidence for crucial board examinations.

When they reach Class-9, they take academics casually. Many parents beg not to fail their students even after their poor performance. And schools sometimes have to succumb to such requests. There is need to change the system before the damage becomes irreversible.

There are many private schools who will give direct admission to XII standard without seeing the failure in XI standard. But they may want a School Leaving Certificate from the previous school as XI passed. But Kendriya Vidyalaya will not give that.

ICSE Class 9 and ISC 11 Exam Will Not Be A Board Exam Stated The Council. It mentioned that they had selected subjects where candidates often lose marks or tend to fail during the board exam.

Nothing will happen. ICSE calculates the best of five subjects out of 6 and if someone is fail in one subject it will not get calculated. Your percentage will come out of 5 best subjects,so need to worry. Remember that English is the Compulsory subject and you have to calculate best of other 4.

Three months of preparation is more than enough to score 90%+ in ICSE. So to conclude my answer I’d say that 85% is pretty average, given you can easily score above 90. Best of luck! It is good enough but as for our parents and relatives, 90% is a must in ICSE boards!

Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, CISCE has postponed ICSE, ISC Board Exams 2021 on April 16, 2021. The Class 10, 12 examination has been deferred due to the nationwide surge in COVID19 cases. The decision on new exam dates will be taken by the Council by the first week of June.

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CBSE Syllabus is much easier than any other board. 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.

Both ICSE and CBSE prepare students quite well for the future. ICSE is an Indian private board that was initially designed as a more affordable alternative to international schools with international curriculum. However, with time, many international schools have become affordable for Indians.

It is not easy, but can be done, if you really want to do it. Have patience and work hard. In this article, we will tell you how to prepare for class 10 board exams, score good marks and become a topper.

Which Education Board to choose for my child !!!!!!!!!!

• CBSE Board : 1: Assures an overall growth of a child. 2: Loads of information and general subjects in the curriculum. This is very good when it comes to general knowledge.
• ICSE is also a good board.
• IB Board.
• STATE BOARD.
• Read my Ready Reckoner on selecting the right board for your child.

It has been said that the CBSE syllabus is far better than the SSC. Most of the parents prefer the CBSE as it is more helpful when taking competitive and entrance examinations. Unlike the SSC schools, the CBSE schools teach English in a functional way, and the teaching is more oriented for communication.

If you want your child to get the highest marks in his board exams, the state board is a better choice compared to CBSE. Most CBSE exams are considerably harder than their state board counterparts, so the children may find the latter easier to study for.

The CBSE Board Exams are one of the most important and also quite difficult exams for students. Even when it is strongly advised that students should not worry about the results, there are some areas and aspects which demand every student’s attention.