Hello STudent

Mumbai's Juhi Rupesh Kajaria and Muktasar's Manhar Bansal  scored top In ICSE class 10 exam with 99.60%, marks and 10 student shared second position in ICSE class 10 result with 99.4 0% marks, the third position shared by 24 student in ICSE class 10 exam result with 99.2 0% marks. In class 12 isc exam  student from Kolkata's Devang Kumar Agrawal, and Bibha swaminathan of Bengaluru scored the top war in ICS 12 class exam result with 100% marks.

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as we all know ICSE exam was cancelled due to surge in Covid cases. The fixed date for result decleration is yet to be announced. it is expected to be declared by july,2021 tentatively. for further details check

https://www.cisce.org/

results will be declared online and students must check the official website regularly. they will be needing their Index Number, UID and fill up a captcha to see their results. students will get grades based on council's evaluation process.

hope this helps

Hi

Yes, you need to choose code 2 if you have done 10+2 from ICSE board.

While code 3 is for those who have passed intermediate or PUC.

Here's a short brief of Neet codes :-

Code 1 :- code 1 is for all those students who are going to appear for their 12th board examination in 2021 with physics, chemistry, biology and English or have have already appeared but results have not been declared.

• Code 2 :- code 2 is for all those who have already passed their 10+2  with physics, chemistry, biology and English
• Code 3 :- code 3 says it is for those passed their intermediate / pre- degree examination  in the year  with physics, chemistry, biology and English ,your physics, chemistry and biology should also contain practical exam.

Code 4 :- pre - medical degree with Physics, chemistry and biology.

Code 5 :- code 5 is for all those who are doing BSc and has all the three of Physics, chemistry and biology in their graduation.

Code 6 :- code 6 is for all those students who have passed  BSc  with at least any two of following subjects :-

-) Physics,

-)chemistry ,

-)biology

Code 7 :- code 7 is for those who have passed their examination from foreign board which is equivalent of Indian 10+2 board.

For more visit

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-qualification-codes

Thank you

Hello candidate,

It would be great if you be more specific that whether you are studying in class 10th class 12th standard because both the standard have a different code syllabus for Bengali language in the ICSE board, and some part of the syllabus has also been reduced by the ICSE board for examination purposes.

For more details you can visit https://www.google.com/amp/s/school.careers360.com/articles/icse-10th-syllabus/amp

Good Luck!!

Hi Aspirant,

Now that you are in class 10 , it's really a time to think about career. But selecting the subject should not be merely done for career sake, it has to include your interest too. To check out your interest in subjects, just observe yourself when you have a free time, when you are in some sort of tension or tired from daily routines, and check out yourself what kind of subjects makes you forget these kind of situations. For example, there is a kid who likes solving Mathematical reasoning after getting bored from playing games. He later made himself get into Mathematics stream and got a career out of that.

Hope this helps.

All the best!!!

Hello,

As you have not mentioned I assume that you are asking regarding the reduced syllabus.The ICSE Geography paper will be divided into two sections, each lasting two hours and carrying 80 points. There will also be a 20-point internal assessment.

Map Work

• Interpretation of Topographical Maps, Map of India,

Location, Extent and Physical features

• Position and Extent of India, The physical features of India

Climate

• Distribution of Temperature, Rainfall, winds and factors affecting the climate, Monsoon

Soil Resources

• Types of soil, Soil Erosion

Natural Vegetation

• Importance of forests, Types of vegetation, Forest conservation

Water Resources

• Sources, Rainwater harvesting, Irrigation

Mineral and Energy Resources

• Conventional Sources, Iron ore, Manganese, Copper, Bauxite, Non-conventional Sources

Agriculture

• Indian Agriculture, Agricultural seasons, Climatic conditions, soil requirements, methods of cultivation

Manufacturing Industries

• Agro based Industry, Mineral based Industry

Transport

• Importance and Modes, Airways and Waterways

Waste Management

• Impact of waste accumulation, Need for waste management, Methods of safe disposal, Need and methods for reducing, reusing and recycling waste

You can see the syllabus ebook in below link

https://school.careers360.com/download/ebooks/icse-class-10-syllabus-2020-21

Hope this helped

All the best!!

Hey Palak,

Just to be on the same page as you, there is nothing as BITS Dubai, it is actually BITS Pilani, Dubai Campus.

Now as a brand BITS is much superior to VIT in all respect.

BITS is one of the if not "the" best private Engineering College in India.

Here, I am obviously not talking about the Dubai Campus as it is relatively new but the very fact it coming under the umbrella of BITS, give it ample weight.

The Admission is via merit only - all Students have to take the BITSAT Examination. There is no Quota seats for Management or SC/ST/OBC.

VIT on the other hand has many Management quota seats and hence it impacts the Quality of intake.

There are ample number of features which are compared when we declare a college better than the other. However, in this regard, BITS Pilani Dubai Campus is a clear winner in almost all the aspects.

Hope that helps and do choose wisely :)

As per the information available online, if you choose your board then it would not be mandatory for you to give the practical and theory separately. You have to provide the total of 100 and nothing to be filled in the portion of practicals.

This system is provided by DU as most of the state boards avail practical and theory marks separately as a result to keep both kind of students aligned in a same format they avail the two columns separately. But you don't have to worry about it and you choose the details correctly and just leave the practical marks empty and fill the sections as a total of 100 as provided by your board.

To know more about DU visit the link below:

https://university.careers360.com/articles/du-admission

I hope this answer helps. All the very best for your future endeavors!