a) The school prepares the students forthe Indian School Certificate Examination (ICSE) for Std. 10th and the Indian School Certificate (ISC) for Std. 12th under the Council for Indian School Certificate Examination (CISCE), New Delhi. This is a private national-level board of education in India with English as the recommended medium of instruction.

Salient features

• The curriculum is designed in such a way that it balances academics and extra-curricular activities that encourage students to pursue the skill of their choice apart from academics.
• English is considered as the recommended language of instruction with no exception. Literature is given equal importance with other subjects that encourage language development of the students. These days, literature is gaining back its popularity and being multilingual will certainly prove beneficial for the child in future.
• The board also includes art education as a part of its curriculum which improves visual-spatial skills in the kids.
• ICSE also implements theme-based learning, a technique that identifies the skills of the child and encourages him to her to learn through various projects and experiences.
• The teaching process is quite interactive and constructive involving every child in the process by identifying the intellectual potential.
• The teacher-student is ratio is less compared to CBSE and state board which promotes individual attention to each student.
• The teaching process is quite interactive and constructive involving every child in the process by identifying the intellectual potential.
• CISCE aims to serve its learners through quality education and empowering them to contribute towards humanity, pluralistic society, by creating an exciting learning experience
• The Indian School Certificate following the ISC syllabus has international value. The ISC Board is the most systematic and disciplined in the country, even in the case of conducting exams and declaring the results. The difficulty level of the subjects is equally distributed so that students won’t feel pressurized as they move to higher classes. The syllabus has been reformed to match the level of CBSE and other competitive exams like JEE, NEET.

ICSE

• The curriculum for the ICSE is broadly divided into three groups. Each student entering Class 9 opts for seven subjects from these three groups for a two year period of study till class 10. At the end of class 10, the student has to appear for an examination in the subjects he or she has studied.
• Group I subjects are compulsory, and students have to choose TWO from Group II and ONE from Group III.

ISC

• Three streams of study are offered. In each of these streams English is a compulsory subject; students need to choose four additional subjects. The school varies the subjects it offers as well as which subject combinations it can allot based on a feasibility study and this varies from year to year.
• For ISC Class 11 and 12 students, English is a compulsory subject for all the three preferred streams: Science, Commerce and Arts. The students need to choose their subjects from the elective subjects of all the streams available.