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Problems in School:ICSE/CBSE What pattern a 4+ should follow

2008-02-05

Name: reena my son will be 4 this coming march. Is he in the right age to go to class KG so that he is 5 + when he goes to the 1st std and also if any one cud guide me as to which pattern is good for the future of the child ICSE or CBSE?

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2008-02-06

Name: Goldi
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Dear Reena,
Regarding the age of ur child,he' ll be 4 and will be going to senior KG for the new session is fine in case he is able to manage his curriculum.About CBSC it is fine if ur spouse is in a private sector wherein job swithchovers r frequent.ur son shouldn' t suffer in that matter.But one thing is sure that in CBSC the english is more simpler compared to ICSC.ICSC is a better option if ur plan to send ur child abroads further for studies.Again when he will be applying for Bachelors degree CBSC % will be considered exactly where as ICSC % will get deducted by 10%.

Further u have to decide.

Thank u.
Goldi

2008-05-01

Name: sarla
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hi dear,
im still confused regarding icse & cbsc boards. some say icse is easy but cbsc helps i competitive exams. pls can u clear my confusion

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