Hi candidate,

As you have mentioned that state level board results are out and state level colleges of Maharashtra has started there admission process. I suggest you to not to worry and wait for the ICSE results, as no colleges are allowed to close there admission process before every board issue there results.

ICSE results will be declared on time and you will also have a buch of time to complete your admission protocols.

Thank you!

Dear Student,

Maharashtra State board of secondary and higher education has announced the results on 17th of June, however the CBSE and ICSE board have not declared their results yet. Hence without the declaration of the results, colleges will not proceed for their higher Education Admissions , but still you have queries you can contact your desirable college for the admission process. Once the results of all students are declared, admission process starts from there only.

You can pursue SAT and JEE together. Math asked in SAT is far simpler than that in JEE. Be that as it may since there is no English-related segment in JEE, you should invest extraordinary amounts of energy to plan for SAT English/Verbal section. SAT and JEE are altogether unique consequently looking at them will have neither rhyme nor reason. JEE tests an alternate range of abilities while SAT is unique. JEE is chiefly utilized for admissions to the designing system in any semblance of IIT, etc. SAT then again tests your English abilities (verbal and composing) and secondary school science. To do well in SAT you should be very well in English and the degree in Mathematics is somewhat simpler when contrasted with JEE. All things considered, a generally excellent SAT score can land you up in a top college in the world. Be mindful that most understudies from India face inconveniences in SAT Verbal. Indian understudies perform pretty well in SAT numerical when contrasted with understudies from different nations.

So if your child can deal with his school, JEE Mains, and SAT all together then he can pursue all of them together.

The eligibility criteria for the Diploma in Engineering courses changes from college to college. Although, if we are concerned with the eligibility criteria then in most of the college, the students needs to score 60% at least in order to be eligible for the course of Diploma in engineering. Now you are eligible for the course of Diploma in Engineering course, although you will get a seat or not based on the merit of ICSE 10th score is an question no one can accurately answer because, every year the density of marks applying for the admission varies. You have a decent score, and you have a moderate probability to get a seat. I would suggest you to see if there is any entrance examination available for the admission. If yes! then appear for the entrance because that will increase your probability of getting selected.

For more information regarding Diploma in Engineering consider the link below:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/diploma-in-engineering

I hope this helps. Wish you a great day!

Hello aspirant,

if you have pursued Commerce in your class 12th, then you have these below mentioned as the choices for Graduation :

• Chartered Accountancy.
• Cost and Management Accountant (CMA) ...
• Bachelor of Commerce (B.Com) ...
• BBA in Finance and Accounting. ...
• Bachelor of Arts in Economics.
• Company Secretary (CS)
• Certified Public Accountant Certification (CPA)
• Accounting Technician Course (ATC)
• ICWA.
• Chartered Financial Analyst.
• Certified Financial Planner.
• NSE Certification.

Further, to know more about the career and future scope after class 12th for Commerce Students, you can follow the below link to know more : https://www.careers360.com/courses-certifications/articles/top-careers-options-to-pursue-after-12th-commerce

I hope that this will help.

Hi there.

I am here providing you the link which will take you to the revised ICSE syllabus for class 10th.

https://www.cisce.org/publications.aspx

https://www.cisce.org/publicationdetail.aspx?id=102

Hope this will help you to quench your query.

Thank you