Indian School Certificate Examinations is a private board of secondary education governed by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CICSE). The board is a non-governmental organization designed to fulfil the recommendation of the New Education Policy 1986. ICSE approves English as the medium of instruction. It does not allow a private student to appear for the exam, which has not been studying in ICSE affiliated school. The number of schools in India and Abroad for ICSE is 2341. The standard of examination implies a school curriculum of ten years duration, i.e., for classes’ I-X. The CICSE conducts three examinations:-
1. ICSE – X
2. ISC- XII
3. CVE- Year 12
CISCE board has declared the results for ICSE and ISC Semester 1. Students can check the results from the link given below:
Students can get the results of ICSE semester 1 on their phone through SMS by following the simple procedures given below:
Open the 'Message box' on your mobile phone
Go to 'compose message'
Type "ICSE"
Send the message to 09248082883.
Open the 'Message box' on your mobile phone
Go to 'compose message'
Type "ISC"
Send the message to 09248082883.
Students will instantly get their results on their phone. Please remember that you would have to send the message from the phone number registered with your school.
Step 1: To download ICSE and ISC Semester 1 results, candidates need to visit the official website and click on the result link. - https://results.cisce.org
Step 2: Candidates must now choose their class.
Step 3: Candidates must then enter credentials such as their unique ID, index number, and other required information into the login window.
Step 4: Then, log in and download the result.
Step 5: It is recommended that candidates take a printout of the result for future needs.
Students can also apply for rechecking of their examination answer sheets if they are not satisfied with the results. The charges for rechecking of answer sheets will be ₹1000/- per paper per subject. Please remember that students can apply for rechecking only between 7th February to 10th February.
CISCE will not issue any hard copies of the Semester 1 Examination results. Still, the results will be sent to schools in the form of 'online transcripts and result tabulation' as per the official statement of the CISCE.
Attention CBSE students! The board may announce the results for Class 10th and 12th term 1 very soon. Please stay updated on "Praadis Education" website for the same.
Overview of ICSE
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ICSE Full Form |
Indian School Certificate Examinations |
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Conducting body |
CICSE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations) |
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Objective |
Overall development of the student |
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Medium of Instructions |
English |
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Academic Year |
The middle of March and the first week of June each year. The Hill schools may begin the academic year from February each year. |
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Exam Mode |
Offline |
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Grading system |
Percentage/Marks |
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Textbooks |
Council does not prescribe textbooks till class 8th |
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Registered Office |
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations |
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Head Office |
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations |
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Contact Number |
(011) 26413820, 26411706, 30820091/94 |
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Email ID |
Plan your studies- check out the time table for the exam and allocate time for each subject. Choose the best time for your learning. However, effective learning is done between 4-6 in the morning or late in the night.
Complete the syllabus in advance- Try to complete the syllabus 2-3 months before the exam. The only part left should be your revision. These 2-3 months should only be spent on doing sample papers and revision through notes. If you complete your preparation in advance, you will be more stress-free to appear in your exam.
to create notes while studying- Write down your notes properly in sequential order and remember the correct sequence to avoid confusion. Always write the main points of your textbook in the notes. This is a good practice, and you will be able to revise it during exam time.
Allocate time for every subject- Allocating time as per subject is very important, so divide your time as per the subject's complexity. First, try to complete your weak subjects and then go for the strong subjects later. Once you are done with all of your weak subjects, you will be more confident in appearing for your exams.
the exam pattern- knowing the exam pattern and practice according to that exam pattern will help you with time management and understand how and from which topic we can easily fetch marks.
Focus on Concepts- Creating a foundation is the main thing in your studies. So if you are practicing maths or learning any theory, try to concentrate on the concept behind it. No topic is useless once you know the concept behind it.
previous year's question papers-Previous year's question papers help you revise your entire syllabus and understand the types of questions asked in the exam. Practice one paper daily to know which question is easy to attend and which kind of question can take more time.
on ICSE Solutions- Learning through solutions is very important. You can easily download the learning solution from our website to help you. It is also available on the official website of ICSE. From there, you can download the solution for studies. Try not to refer to so many books. The ICSE solution will suffice to get good marks in the exam. If you are done with the ICSE solutions and want to practice more questions, you can definitely take the reference book's help.
Attend classes regularly-Try to attend classes regularly and make notes at the same time. Write or underline only key points so that you will know what exactly you need to focus on.