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Can a CBSE student apply for ISC?
ISC schools to accept CBSE students who took school-based Class 10 exam. Class 10 CBSE students who appeared for the school based-exam this year can apply to Class 11 in Indian Secondary Certificate (ISC) schools, according to a circular issued by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE).
How should ISC students fill DU form?
You need to fill fill marks you have obtained in theory marks and just leave blank in practical (00). It is the way suggested in DU admission brochure. Assume that you had scored a perfect 20 in your practicals or viva.
What is the passing marks in ISC?
ICSE & ISC 2020 Revised Passing Marks
| CISCE Boards | Class | New Passing Marks/Percentage |
|---|---|---|
| ICSE (X) | 10th | 33\% |
| ISC (XII) | 12th | 35\% |
Is the cut off different for ISC and CBSE board students?
No the cut off is not different for ISC and CBSE Board students in order to get into Delhi University. However, if a person is from regional board like Rajasthan Board or Haryana Board then some marks are deducted while calculating the overall percentage. Moreover, Delhi University may conduct a separate admission test as well.
Will the cancellation of CBSE and ISC Board exams 2020 impact college admissions?
College admissions will undoubtedly be greatly impacted by the cancellation of CBSE and ISC board exams 2020. However, the students need to be alert regarding their higher education and should not be negligent about notifications and deadlines released by colleges.
What is the difference between CBSE and ICSE?
Having a comparison between CBSE and ICSE in this sector is the crux of the matter as both the boards are doing their best for providing an overall development to their students. Still, in terms of standard, ICSE Board is better. It stresses on overall development and is ideal for students who plan to opt for literature or management courses.
What are the subjects in class 6th in CBSE?
There are English, Hindi, Mathematics, Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology), Social Sciences (History, Geography, Political Science) and Physical Education/fine arts as their main subjects of Middle class students in CBSE board. From class VI onward, there is a grading system in CBSE schools which is as follows: