How CISCE is Better than CBSE, Check Detail Analysis

How CISCE is Better than CBSE, Check Detail Analysis Many parents get confused about whether they should admit their children to CBSE or ICSE/ISC ? So here’s you know the best board of education for your child.

CISCE is Better than CBSE… ?

CBSE and ICSE/ ISC are the most recognized boards of education in India
Board plays an important role in shaping every child’s future.
Every parent must choose best board of education to have better future of their child.

So, this article will help to get all your questions answered and help you to choose a proper board for your child

Comparison Between two Boards – CBSE and CISCE

Number of students: Number of students in the CISCE is considerably lower than the CBSE.

Pass percentage: In ICSE 98.54 per cent students passed and 96.52 per cent passed in ISC while in CBSE class 10 and class 12,about 91.10 per cent and 83.40 per cent

Number of languages: ICSE exam was conducted in 22 Indian, 10 foreign and two classical languages. The ISC exam was held in 14 Indian, six foreign and one classical languages. The CBSE exams are conducted in English, Hindi and respective state-language depending upon the state student had appeared from.

Passing marks: for ICSE and from 33 per cent and in ISC exams. 35 per cent marks as its minimum passing marks. The CBSE too had lowered its passing marks from 35 per cent to 33 per cent for both class 10 and 12 board exams.

Toppers: The top rank in CBSE class 12 exams was shared by two girls – Hansika Shukla from Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh and Karishma Arora from Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh. Both secured 499/500 marks.

In ISC exam , two students Dewang Kumar and Vibha Swaminathan created history by scoring a full 100 per cent marks. The second rank was secured by 16 students who secured 399/400 and got 99.75 per cent marks. The third rank was secured by 36 students all of whom got 99.50 per cent or 398/400 marks

Text Book: The text books of CISCE are more harder and standard than NCERT Text book. Lesser exercise questions in NCERT Textbook while CISCE textbook has more exercise Questions.

Conclusion of CBSE vs CISCE

Point of Comparison	ICSE	CBSE
Syllabus difficulty	Relatively Harder	Relatively Easier
Syllabus structure	Extensive	Compact
Number of subjects	Relatively High	Relatively Low
Transferability	Low	High
Private candidates allowed?	No	Yes
Medium of instructions	English	English & Hindi
Global recognition	Highly Recognised	Relatively Good
Focus on practical knowledge	High	Moderate
JEE & NEET preparedness	Moderate	Relatively High
English language skills	High	Relatively Low
Internal assessment weightage	High	Relatively Low
Subject selection flexibility	High	Relatively Low
Evaluation or Checking	Strict	Relatively Lenient
Type of board	Private	Government
School Fees	Relatively High	Relatively Low
Students Enrolled	Lower	Higher