HSSH #4 Behirlicous Forever! - Page 36

Originally posted by: nuomi.riceball

I'm sorry but I don't really understand what you're trying to say... 🤔

Originally posted by: TenderCoconut

What I meant was I studied in Cbse till class 8,and then shifted to state syllabus in 9th ,but I actually didn't like state, so I would go back to cbse next year

So, you can flip between the two? Why do you prefer CBSE syllabus than the state's syllabus?

Originally posted by: nuomi.riceball

So, you can flip between the two? Why do you prefer CBSE syllabus than the state's syllabus?

And about preference, I will explain how it happens in our state

Cbse and Icse are the expensive ones compared to state

Normally middle class parents and above prefer cbse and Icse and the scert syllabus is taken by lower middle class as it has less fees or we can say no fees

But what happens in Cbse we get good student community ,but not good teachers as they r mostly run by private people or companies and they give less salary, and for less salary, quality also lessens

So I decided to explore state syllabus as it's said to have more quality teachers and yes, it had as it's the gov.t which gave them salary , but the problem was bad student community,both has it's own advantages and disadvantages, but now I prefer Cbse as it's there I love to be

Originally posted by: TenderCoconut

Yes,we can flip if we r enough good at studies like if we pass in the test and interview

And about preference, I will explain how it happens in our state

Cbse and Icse are the expensive ones compared to state

Normally middle class parents and above prefer cbse and Icse and the scert syllabus is taken by lower middle class as it has less fees or we can say no fees

But what happens in Cbse we get good student community ,but not good teachers as they r mostly run by private people or companies and they give less salary, and for less salary, quality also lessens

So I decided to explore state syllabus as it's said to have more quality teachers and yes, it had as it's the gov.t which gave them salary , but the problem was bad student community,both has it's own advantages and disadvantages, but now I prefer Cbse as it's there I love to be

So, you have to change schools if you want to take CBSE and ICSE? Or you can do it from the same school, just different program?

Originally posted by: nuomi.riceball

So, you have to change schools if you want to take CBSE and ICSE? Or you can do it from the same school, just different program?

Originally posted by: TenderCoconut

We have to change schools

So you're planning to change school dude?

@Nuomi in India we have 3 kinds of boards. ICSE and CBSE are the most common. However all government schools are of CBSE board. ICSE is much fast paced cousin than CBSE. Both are accepted equally. Third board is the state board. It changes in states like ima's board is SCERT..In odisha that board is CHSE.

Originally posted by: nuomi.riceball

So you're planning to change school dude?

Originally posted by: TenderCoconut

Yup,after one year

Which college is in your eye?

Originally posted by: Draconian

@Nuomi in India we have 3 kinds of boards. ICSE and CBSE are the most common. However all government schools are of CBSE board. ICSE is much fast paced cousin than CBSE. Both are accepted equally. Third board is the state board. It changes in states like ima's board is SCERT..In odisha that board is CHSE.

So the state board is not accepted equally? Does it mean that if someone takes the state board and then moves from one state to another then it will be useless?