KOLKATA: He could be one of the most best examples of board migration, but Devansh Chandak — one of the most city’s CBSE toppers — is not the only one. Chandak had been a CISCE student till class X, but shifted to CBSE due to this fact. Several toppers claimed to have benefitted through migrating from boards like the CISCE and West Bengal Higher Secondary Council to CBSE for plus two. Not only have their grades advanced, the shift additionally helped them crack more than a few national entrance examinations, they said. Chandak, a student of Birla High School, scored 495 out of 500.
Devansh had gave the impression in ICSE from La Martiniere for Boys’ School and had bagged 98.6% in ICSE. He used to be one of the most toppers from Kolkata. “I converted to CBSE to secure better marks in plus two in addition to to apply the NCERT curriculum on which maximum entrance examinations are held. Ifelt, transferring to CBSE would give me a better chance at cracking the doorway tests, Devansh said on Saturday from Mumbai.
Sayantan Das, a science flow student from DPS Ruby Park had migrated from Garden High School — additionally affiliated to the CISCE — after his ICSE. He has bagged 96.2% in CBSE. “Most aggressive examinations apply the NCERT curriculum and I didn't want to miss out on the chance,” said Sayantan who objectives to check physics and has gave the impression in IIT-JEE (Advanced).
Riddi Roy had secured 90% in Madhyamik from Carmel High School, but switched to Lakshmipat Singhania Academy for her plus two.
“I was weak in Bengali and so dropped the subject. Since CBSE conducts JEE (Mains), my oldsters felt switching over to a CBSE college would give me a better chance at cracking the JEE examinations,” she said. Riddhi has gave the impression in IITJEE (Advanced).
Eye on entrance tests, scholars prefer CBSE
Amrita Ghosh had migrated from MP Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School to Birla Bharati School and has bagged 94.6% in CBSE from the science flow. “I believed I stood a better chance of doing neatly in Class XII and would crack the doorway tests extra simply if I moved. My score in ICSE used to be 97%. Since, CBSE organizes the doorway assessments we are not required to devote time beyond regulation to arrange our college curriculum,” Amrita added.
Devam Kakoty of Lakshmipat Singhania Academy migrated to Bengal from Assam to enrol in a CBSE college. He has secured 95%.
“I studied in a CISCE college in Assam and were given 95.2% in ICSE. I migrated to Kolkata simply to join a CBSE college. I had taken a training to crack the joint entrance tests and simultaneously pursued classes in plus two,” Devam said.
Principal of Rammohan Mission School Sujay Biswas, on the other hand, felt this used to be a wrong perception. “It is the Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE)-approved syllabus which is followed through each CISCE and CBSE . In physics, chemistry, arithmetic and biology they now have an identical syllabus,” Biswas said. He added that ISC has introduced its first batch in 2018 when the common curriculum used to be followed for the first time. “Now, there is no difference among the two boards,” he identified.
An respectable of West Bengal Higher Secondary Council said there are some “flexibilities” presented through some schools affiliated to CBSE. “In our system it's obligatory to secure 75% attendance in order to be eligible to appear in Higher Secondary exam. There are schools that allow a leisure. Now, there are schools where scholars even opt to arrange for board tests whilst taking tuitions for entrance tests. Candidates who purpose for a occupation only in scientific or engineering prefer CBSE schools,” the respectable said.
Another college predominant — affiliated to CISCE — said the usual of English may be very high in ISC, which may be a power of the board. “As a result, substantial time is needed to secure high marks in English. The primary goal of many scholars is to ace the doorway assessments. What they fail to grasp is that apart from efficiency, English skills are expected for promotion to a managerial submit.
Director of Birla High Schools Mukta Nain said the revised curriculum of science and mathematics has given an edge to scholars aiming for JEE.
Devansh had gave the impression in ICSE from La Martiniere for Boys’ School and had bagged 98.6% in ICSE. He used to be one of the most toppers from Kolkata. “I converted to CBSE to secure better marks in plus two in addition to to apply the NCERT curriculum on which maximum entrance examinations are held. Ifelt, transferring to CBSE would give me a better chance at cracking the doorway tests, Devansh said on Saturday from Mumbai.
Sayantan Das, a science flow student from DPS Ruby Park had migrated from Garden High School — additionally affiliated to the CISCE — after his ICSE. He has bagged 96.2% in CBSE. “Most aggressive examinations apply the NCERT curriculum and I didn't want to miss out on the chance,” said Sayantan who objectives to check physics and has gave the impression in IIT-JEE (Advanced).
Riddi Roy had secured 90% in Madhyamik from Carmel High School, but switched to Lakshmipat Singhania Academy for her plus two.
“I was weak in Bengali and so dropped the subject. Since CBSE conducts JEE (Mains), my oldsters felt switching over to a CBSE college would give me a better chance at cracking the JEE examinations,” she said. Riddhi has gave the impression in IITJEE (Advanced).
Eye on entrance tests, scholars prefer CBSE
Amrita Ghosh had migrated from MP Birla Foundation Higher Secondary School to Birla Bharati School and has bagged 94.6% in CBSE from the science flow. “I believed I stood a better chance of doing neatly in Class XII and would crack the doorway tests extra simply if I moved. My score in ICSE used to be 97%. Since, CBSE organizes the doorway assessments we are not required to devote time beyond regulation to arrange our college curriculum,” Amrita added.
Devam Kakoty of Lakshmipat Singhania Academy migrated to Bengal from Assam to enrol in a CBSE college. He has secured 95%.
“I studied in a CISCE college in Assam and were given 95.2% in ICSE. I migrated to Kolkata simply to join a CBSE college. I had taken a training to crack the joint entrance tests and simultaneously pursued classes in plus two,” Devam said.
Principal of Rammohan Mission School Sujay Biswas, on the other hand, felt this used to be a wrong perception. “It is the Council of Boards of School Education in India (COBSE)-approved syllabus which is followed through each CISCE and CBSE . In physics, chemistry, arithmetic and biology they now have an identical syllabus,” Biswas said. He added that ISC has introduced its first batch in 2018 when the common curriculum used to be followed for the first time. “Now, there is no difference among the two boards,” he identified.
An respectable of West Bengal Higher Secondary Council said there are some “flexibilities” presented through some schools affiliated to CBSE. “In our system it's obligatory to secure 75% attendance in order to be eligible to appear in Higher Secondary exam. There are schools that allow a leisure. Now, there are schools where scholars even opt to arrange for board tests whilst taking tuitions for entrance tests. Candidates who purpose for a occupation only in scientific or engineering prefer CBSE schools,” the respectable said.
Another college predominant — affiliated to CISCE — said the usual of English may be very high in ISC, which may be a power of the board. “As a result, substantial time is needed to secure high marks in English. The primary goal of many scholars is to ace the doorway assessments. What they fail to grasp is that apart from efficiency, English skills are expected for promotion to a managerial submit.
Director of Birla High Schools Mukta Nain said the revised curriculum of science and mathematics has given an edge to scholars aiming for JEE.
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