Which education board should I choose in 11th-12th as I want to pursue my higher studies abroad?

I have completed class 10th from ICSE board.

525 Views|Posted 9 years ago
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Raj shakya
8 years ago
Choose ICSE or CBSE board for completing your intermediate. Further if you want to pursue your higher studies abroad, start preparing for SAT exam.

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S
8 years ago
I would like to suggest you that you must opt for International Board or British Council if you want to explore your knowledge up to the maximum level and you have money to spend. Otherwise, you may opt for ICSE board. Do not get yourselves enrolled on any state boards.

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Amarnath Yaduvansi
8 years ago
You can choose statebord.

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P
8 years ago
Go for CBSE, it has a better knowing abroad as compare to any other boards.

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Vikas Kaushik
9 years ago
Hi Jaimeen, There is nothing to be so worried about and take pressure. Foreign universities are a ware of Indian education system and all the boards. You can enrol in any of them, just that very good academic scores are recommended.

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But I am an ICS student and I think CBSE is easier than US. According to my experience, ISC syllabus is much more as compared to CBSE.

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