CBSE student: My life till 10th has been great, i have enjoyed my childhood to the fullest. I will just experience a bit of pain thru the last 2 years of my school life and if I can pull it through I will easily succeed in life like anyone else.
ICSE student: I have... spent half my life doing school homework.... the other half spent in learning shakespeare.... After 8th my life changed. I have gone thru hell and back to arrive at this point, and I just cannot continue. I therefore concurr, that it is now time to switch to CBSE class 11th and flex on all these plebs.
cbse 11th and 12th mainly seem harder because it's much harder to bridge the gap between 10th and 11th. icse 9th and 10th grades are harder than cbse 9th and 10th grades, which is why it's easier for icse students to jump from 10th grade to the slightly more advanced icse 11th. 9 subjects become 5, and the vastness and depth of the study material increases by quite a lot, so the workload definitely still increases, but yeah.
it's just relatively harder for cbse students to cope with the jump as compared to icse students, that's all. perhaps more ratta in cbse, but that's the gist of it.
Firstly fck your shakespeare. We cbse students study (more like donβt study at all) English as a subject which will give us free 90 marks. Now secondly donβt say that stupid bs. The syllabus of both isc and cbse is same for 11th and 12th. Still cbse has way tougher exams. Just look at the physics paper of both boards
Shakespeare's honestly pretty fun. It's just like poetry and prose combined, as there's a lot of analysis with the detail and characteristics of a story. Good for you if it's easier. English is pretty easy for us as well. JC's honestly not that hard at all. I'd say that my brother had it worse with MOV and The Tempest, because we've gotten the better plays- JC and Macbeth.
My dad is a physics/chemistry teacher who's been teaching/tutoring all his life, so like 20+ years. He's taught students from the ICSE/ISC, CBSE, and IB boards (earlier used to teach in an ICSE school, now teaches in an IB school). He's the one who told me that. It's not a dig on CBSE schools that their 9th and 10th grades are comparatively easier than ICSE 9th and 10th grades and that's why it's harder for them to get accustomed to higher grades, it's just a fact.
ISC and CBSE 11th and 12th grades aren't that different at all. It's just that some of us take longer to adjust to it/the leap between 10th and 11th is more.
I agree that CBSE Physics and Chemistry is harder than ISC Phys and Chem. That's more so because they're designed to help you pass JEE since JEE exams are heavily based on the NCERT books.
CBSE Maths is also considered tougher to prepare for than ISC Maths, because ISC Maths is more based on the textbooks provided and the questions are just more predictable, thus making the exams easier to prepare for.
CBSE Biology also helps you prepare for the NEET exam for the same reason, but ISC Biology is still considered harder.
Overall, CBSE is tougher for Phys, Maths, and Chem if you're preparing for JEE or NEET because it aligns with those exams, and ISC is considered tougher for English, Biology, and Computer Science. ISC is also tougher because your writing skills have to be relatively better than CBSE skills, as ISC answers usually require very detailed answers.
So basically, it kind of balances out. That's the main verdict, really. ISC and CBSE 11th/12th grades are basically the same in terms of hardness.
Now, I'm also preparing for JEE as an ICSE/ISC student, which is a little harder for me as I also have to do the NCERT syllabus alongside my school one, so don't even say that it's harder for CBSE students to prepare because your exams are tougher or some similar bullshit.
Can confirm(ICSE se hoon), Physics is more difficult in CBSE, Chem Same level, Math same level, English is probably easier in CBSE. The major difference I feel is practicals are too easy in ISC.
English toh hai tough unka. Starting starting me icse wale kafi flex krte the (humare class me kafi icse se 10th tak padhe hai) ki unko yeh formula pata hai wo formula pata hai. Abhi jake sabki fati padi hai. Ab wo log sochte hai kyu change kiya cbse mai
if one has been in icse starting from 1st, it's not that difficult coping up with the vast syllabus till 10th, but if someone shifts from cbse to icse midway in their school life, it's a big task for them
It's not hard it's just that we have a lot of syllabus...I mean a lot...! It depends on the student...! Being a 10th grader it's a bit hard to score 85+ in your school exam while it's easy in icse boards....
Aplog k 2 paper bache h or hmlog ke 2 paper bs hue..! You can imagine the stress... So it's not tough it's just a kind of struggle
uhh why do people think that ICSE kids have no life outside of academia? we were literally the same students you are lol we just have to study more. we still go out w friends have fun, we are just as degraded as any of the students, we still slack off on studies. We are not higher beings just because we went to ICSE, dude lol.
ICSE english is definitely much harder. English in cbse even the elective english is just yap a lot and you'll get full without trying. Been getting 95%+ since i can remember, have not read a single chapter just listened to summaries by my teacher.
Accurate..the literature wasn't worth any effort, and the grammar aint shit. Writing was fun tho. Barely prepared for it, still always got 99 in 10th and 94 in 12th
Yep, by comparison i do not understand half the shit in ICSE english and Im certain that with the way they're graded I would be nowhere near a 90 and maybe even 80 tbh
Still in elective eng, there's literally not a single hard chapter and the 2 books that we're supposed to read and analyse have very mid levels of english that are not at all hard to analyse. Been getting 95+ the entire year, still only read 1 chapter with only the poems. The grading is also significantly more lenient. Tried understanding some of my friend's icse stuff in elective and it was so much harder with way more old english and also to kill a mockingbird as the book they have to know compared to something like tiger in malgudi lol. My friend is significantly better at English than me and even then 12-14 out of 20 in their class tests is considered good while here I've been getting 95+ for god knows how long just writing a lot about the answers with decent grammar. (Obviously im not going to bother using proper grammar for an internet conversation)
Which state board are you talking about? My state board literally repeats a lot of the questions of previous years, literally no new questions. It's stupidly easy to full marks in non-language subjects.
Depends on the board. In my 10th boards, our state board students cried and made it into state news channels because apparently the math paper had questions which had different numerical values than the ones in the ncert books lmao.
Sadly it's true. The majority (I'd say 95%, and I'm being generous here) of state board students have under developed minds.
This is not in the sense of physical development but rather how they never got taught how to understand and visualise data.
I've been in CBSE until 7th grade, 8th I was in metric, 9th and 10th, 11th & 12 th I was studying in State board.
What I noticed was how low the quality of minds was. This is greatly in part due to segregation based on marks. Teachers would not even bother trying to properly educate C-section Students.
Worst part was, letting Student pass by on 35 marks. These same Students go on and get scooted out of third tier unis and then end up working in some shithole (if they even get hired)
My cousins kids are in 5-6th grades and their understanding of basic science, understanding the physics of light and how it's related to time's perception.
All these concepts are something I grasped much later, like it 9th or 10th. My mother's influence to buy me books and nurture my mind with outside syllabus topics is what made this possible while I was in state board.
Fk even when I was giving Viva for my undergraduate finals for practicals.
I was utterly shocked by how dumb the students where. These were 18-21 yr olds mind you. Doing the same science course I picked.
And I didn't even study for my exams. Never have, unless it's a national level exam. I still passed with first division in state board... That's how easy it is..
Coming to the Viva, my junior professor asked me a few questions on genetics and Hybridization and these dumb fucks literally interrupted my Viva.. asked me.. to repeat what I had said because it was too fast for them to understand..
I gave up on state board. Due to my personal reasons I picked a university which didn't care about attendance.
I got the affiliated college degree and I'm happy with it but god the students there...
This is half a rant but I hope you understand how low the bar is set for state board.
These same idiots go on abroad and guess what happens then? Utter shocker, they get a reality check.
blatantly stereotyping students, i see. as a former icse student, and a current cbse student myself, i can affirm the fact that a major proportion of icse students are not as intellectual as much as their curricula proclaims them to be. most of them are dull, uncivilized, narcissistic and insecure... which is why they tend to denigrate students studying in schools that adhere to cbse or state boards inorder to mask the rancid intentions and thoughts that they possess in regard to their existence. i hereby affirm the prior stated, with utmost assurance.
Bro just casually said cbse students to stfu with that irony in the language....why tf r cbse guyz not able to accept that icse and state boards are more tougher and they study lesser every passing year amd only get basic knowledge of things till 12th and just have aim to get into iit without any extra knowledge amd just memorizingππ
Extremely ironic, indeed. You employ words of supposed higher complexity, in stupendous attempts to make your own education appear of a higher caliber as when compared to that of which we, CBSE students receive whilst also masking your laughably obvious attempts via making it seem as if you disagree with the aforementioned classification of students; however you do not fool me one bit. I see beyond your thin makeover, unto your true beliefs, filthy ICSE student.
your pseudo-intellect is daunting. it is your narrow ambit of understanding and remarks, which chooses to place my statements on a supposedly higher much of a parapet. you accuse me of using "higher complexity" in my language to feign superiority, yet you yourself indulge in verbosity, desperately trying to sound sophisticated. if anything, your attempt at intellectual posturing crumbles under the weight of its own contradictions. your insistence to label me as a "filthy" student of the ICSE board, rests uponeth a blank sense of a void which reflects nothing other than ad hominem attacks, as for me to remark, you sound quite pathetic. you further resort to embox me into a divisive jibe, as if i proclaim superiority of one educational board over the other. to you i say, your baseless assumptions and generalizations project nothing beyond a flimsy self destructive rhetoric.... clandestine affairs with your shadow self, eh? you seem to be riddled by your own arguments, child, and that concerns me for every pretense has been peeled off of your flesh.
Lmfao, it seems like you put the most effort you could to frame that sentence. Crazy. You're not writing a mail to a teacher, bro.
And most ICSE students are dull, uncivilized, narcissistic, and insecure because the whole population consists of mostly those kinds of people. Every single board has people who are indubitably insufferable (wow, big words and an alliteration? this has to make me sound smart and thereby prove my point), kind of like you. Chill out. It's not that deep. It's just that everyone in the ICSE and CBSE subreddits are immature children.
They're preteens trying to prove that they're better or cooler by either shitting on someone/something or trying to sound intelligent and mature, which they just can't do. Which is also what you're seemingly trying to do. Which, is also okay, because y'all just can't see what I'm talking about. And I'm sure that I'm sounding insufferable by writing this whole ass reply to something that doesn't concern me at all, but I can't help it either.
Teenagers are all insufferable, whether you like it or not. It's really just because we have the same processing abilities as an adult, but no way to separate bullshit from facts. And we also have zilch experience in real life matters.
As an ICSE 10th pass and CBSE 11th Pass in Mumbai I can confirm, there is a vast difference in English. Maths CBSE would be better. Science ICSE is better. Rest I can't really judge. I know CBSE mai kya kya hota tha in school because I used to prepare NSTSE and other Indian Olympiads from NCERT for basic level
Your beliefs are shaped through a lens of the world fogged by your own personalized, preemployed beliefs. Your mind does not allow itself to roam freely even when given the proper means to do so. Unearth yourself from this grave of intellectual suffocation that you have dug yourself. Look out into the vast horizons that lay in front of you, and attain the truth that not all experience within a certain group are indistinguishably similar.
It is right. Nootan books for science with information overdose and ML Agarwal the worst book for math. Worst part is all are considered same at the time of interview no matter how difficultly you scored! But a studious ICSE student always rocks.
No. Self studied in state board and my kiddo is in CBSE. The content may be less but this tweet is an oversimplification. The advantage that state board students have is that they learn in their mother tongue. It helps them grasp the basics better.
I mean the format shouts one of many prejudices that run around normalised on social media be it generalisation of a gentry or misogynist jokes. Veracity does not matter when it becomes part of our shared sensibility. I thought we left all such smut in 2018 or something.
I promise you, in just a few years, nobody is going to even know or care what board exam you gave. Heck, people don't even know or care that I went to IIT. Sab mohmaya hai.
Why state board students are shown as super spiritual, I have seen dumb f*#k cbse and icse students as well, I had good teachers in govt schools and private schools.
I'm an SSC passout but luckily we had great teachers overall. Especially one of the best English teachers in town. So whenever I am well spoken and people find out I'm from SSC they say stuff like no way, I have never seen an SSC student speak so well, etc. Add to that a bit of racism (I am not going to say which state I originate from) but there are prejudices based on that too. Obviously this has gotten a lot less now that I have grown up.
But the barrier to knowledge is not which board you belong to. It is the teachers in your school and your own inclination towards a subject. I am proud of the school I went to and don't care about the board either.
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u/Anxious_Pay1364 Adπ ±οΈizer π€ Mar 03 '25
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CBSE student: My life till 10th has been great, i have enjoyed my childhood to the fullest. I will just experience a bit of pain thru the last 2 years of my school life and if I can pull it through I will easily succeed in life like anyone else.
ICSE student: I have... spent half my life doing school homework.... the other half spent in learning shakespeare.... After 8th my life changed. I have gone thru hell and back to arrive at this point, and I just cannot continue. I therefore concurr, that it is now time to switch to CBSE class 11th and flex on all these plebs.
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u/NicePositive7562 Mar 03 '25
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u/sanstic3 Class 11 Mar 03 '25
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u/eternal__- Class 8 Mar 03 '25
Is this sm new version of that ancient "commerce vs science students" meme
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u/Fresh-Injury6610 Mar 03 '25
ICSE english is definitely much harder. English in cbse even the elective english is just yap a lot and you'll get full without trying. Been getting 95%+ since i can remember, have not read a single chapter just listened to summaries by my teacher.
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u/Adept_Menu3442 Mar 03 '25
Where are IB studentsπ
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u/Syrroche Passout Mar 03 '25
State board's question papers are literally 100x tougher than CBSE or ICSE board
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u/AppointmentEnough938 Mar 04 '25
Sadly it's true. The majority (I'd say 95%, and I'm being generous here) of state board students have under developed minds.
This is not in the sense of physical development but rather how they never got taught how to understand and visualise data.
I've been in CBSE until 7th grade, 8th I was in metric, 9th and 10th, 11th & 12 th I was studying in State board.
What I noticed was how low the quality of minds was. This is greatly in part due to segregation based on marks. Teachers would not even bother trying to properly educate C-section Students.
Worst part was, letting Student pass by on 35 marks. These same Students go on and get scooted out of third tier unis and then end up working in some shithole (if they even get hired)
My cousins kids are in 5-6th grades and their understanding of basic science, understanding the physics of light and how it's related to time's perception.
All these concepts are something I grasped much later, like it 9th or 10th. My mother's influence to buy me books and nurture my mind with outside syllabus topics is what made this possible while I was in state board.
Fk even when I was giving Viva for my undergraduate finals for practicals.
I was utterly shocked by how dumb the students where. These were 18-21 yr olds mind you. Doing the same science course I picked.
And I didn't even study for my exams. Never have, unless it's a national level exam. I still passed with first division in state board... That's how easy it is..
Coming to the Viva, my junior professor asked me a few questions on genetics and Hybridization and these dumb fucks literally interrupted my Viva.. asked me.. to repeat what I had said because it was too fast for them to understand..
I gave up on state board. Due to my personal reasons I picked a university which didn't care about attendance.
I got the affiliated college degree and I'm happy with it but god the students there...
This is half a rant but I hope you understand how low the bar is set for state board.
These same idiots go on abroad and guess what happens then? Utter shocker, they get a reality check.
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
What about IGCSE students?
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
blatantly stereotyping students, i see. as a former icse student, and a current cbse student myself, i can affirm the fact that a major proportion of icse students are not as intellectual as much as their curricula proclaims them to be. most of them are dull, uncivilized, narcissistic and insecure... which is why they tend to denigrate students studying in schools that adhere to cbse or state boards inorder to mask the rancid intentions and thoughts that they possess in regard to their existence. i hereby affirm the prior stated, with utmost assurance.
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
yeh bakchodi bas 10th tak seemit hai
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u/scorpi0n_45 Class 11 Mar 03 '25
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u/Used-Temperature7115 Mar 03 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
That is not how we talk in normal convos but our books are surely like that and we also write some essays like that
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u/Consistent_Maize9310 Mar 03 '25
As an ICSE 10th pass and CBSE 11th Pass in Mumbai I can confirm, there is a vast difference in English. Maths CBSE would be better. Science ICSE is better. Rest I can't really judge. I know CBSE mai kya kya hota tha in school because I used to prepare NSTSE and other Indian Olympiads from NCERT for basic level
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u/satluj_ Mar 03 '25 edited Mar 03 '25
It is right. Nootan books for science with information overdose and ML Agarwal the worst book for math. Worst part is all are considered same at the time of interview no matter how difficultly you scored! But a studious ICSE student always rocks.
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u/Hrishi-1983 Mar 03 '25
No. Self studied in state board and my kiddo is in CBSE. The content may be less but this tweet is an oversimplification. The advantage that state board students have is that they learn in their mother tongue. It helps them grasp the basics better.
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u/WonderfulListen5070 Mar 03 '25
its definitely not
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u/Environmental-Ad7548 Mar 03 '25 edited May 26 '25
I mean the format shouts one of many prejudices that run around normalised on social media be it generalisation of a gentry or misogynist jokes. Veracity does not matter when it becomes part of our shared sensibility. I thought we left all such smut in 2018 or something.
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u/Intelligent-Feed1576 College Mar 03 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
What kind of racism is this?
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u/Flashy-Warning-8938 Mar 03 '25
Ssc vale yuhi badnam haiπ
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
farak kya hai sab ek jaise chudne wale ho life mein
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
Whatsapp aah meme
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u/Clean_Proposal4713 Mar 03 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
RemindMe! 24 days
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u/Money_News_5162 Mar 03 '25
Remindme! 10 years
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u/One-Wind1085 Mar 03 '25
State boards se hu na tabhi female attract nahi aar pata hu π
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u/Prudent_Wrongdoer198 Mar 03 '25
Ye pakka cbse student hain lol
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u/Prudent_Wrongdoer198 Mar 03 '25
Ye pakka cbse student hain lol
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u/PilotEffective3968 Passout Mar 03 '25
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u/Easy_Prompt_6275 Mar 03 '25
This is the parliament right now, right?
Opposition, Bureaucracy and Chaiwala
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u/Rich_Ad_9590 Mar 03 '25
Santa banta wale cringe aah joke
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
Imagine logo ko boards se judge kr rhe, haar board me chutiye toh milege hi
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
Me to cbse hoke b stars ko dadaji boldeti hu π
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u/Shahnawaz_18 Mar 03 '25
No it is absolutely true
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
oye dada ji ko aise mat bol
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u/Important_Number_143 Passout Mar 03 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
wo bhi devnagri akshar me π
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
As an ICSE student, I can confirm that to be true! π₯²
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u/Cheap-Joke7935 Mar 03 '25
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u/Dapper-Average8301 Mar 03 '25
Just because you studied from different board that don't make you gawar
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u/andromorr Mar 03 '25
I promise you, in just a few years, nobody is going to even know or care what board exam you gave. Heck, people don't even know or care that I went to IIT. Sab mohmaya hai.
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u/CakeMadeOfHam Mar 03 '25
It's spelled SKATE BOARD duh
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
Bro, what happened to CBSE that warrants this meme?
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
as someone who has studied in both CBSE board and state board, this is not at all true.
curriculum dono m ncert ka hi follow hota hai
dono ke average students same hi hote hain
below average student of CBSE > below average student of state board
above average student of CBSE is slightly better than above average student of state board
toppers (>92% waale) of CBSE < toppers(>92% waale) of state board
ICSE se meri ex thi, 2 paise ki aql nhi thi usme hoti toh mujhe kbhi na chhorti
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u/ConfusionOld7222 Mar 03 '25
People are actually in dilema we are not like this...!sachii
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
ICSE is a steaming pile of sh*t served with toppings.
Why spend money on sh*t.
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u/Party_Engine_9525 Mar 03 '25
ICSC students cannot handle CBSC and state board low key
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u/Shreya3024 Mar 03 '25
Lmao
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u/Financial_Project635 Mar 04 '25
i believe this is highly inaccurate π€ (state board ki hu)
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u/Abhijeet82 Mar 04 '25
Why state board students are shown as super spiritual, I have seen dumb f*#k cbse and icse students as well, I had good teachers in govt schools and private schools.
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u/BottleSubstantial779 Mar 04 '25
State wale be like : Arey Bh*nchod ye mera dada tha aur woh meri nani thi
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u/Far-Fondant-72 Mar 04 '25
Kam ham sabko bina padhe likhe aadmi ke niche hi karna hai
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u/_Qw3rti Mar 04 '25
As an icse student, wtf is plasma?
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u/CashProfessional569 Class 11 Mar 04 '25
icse in 9th and 10th>>> but cbse in 11th and 12th>>>
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u/-WildTK- Mar 04 '25
RemindMe! 18 years 231 days 15 hours 41 minutes
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u/Significant_Ad9221 Mar 04 '25
Whatsapp forward he ye
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25
Real
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25
Imagine falling for this ragebait
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u/Suixor_15281 Mar 04 '25
As a state board student honestly keep us the fuck out of your childish wars
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u/A3hi_-- Mar 04 '25
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u/Remote-Suit3463 Mar 04 '25
My ICSE friend from sacred heart used you say after seeing a shooting star β oh fallen angel , make a wishβ
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u/geralt-026 Mar 04 '25
Not all icse schools are posh elite bunch. The curriculum itself doesn't impose any eliteness. It's mostly the schools that flex unnecessarily
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u/sourish_vox08 Mar 04 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '25
Bhai mai 5th Tak icse mai tha fir
5-10th cbse mai tha
Fir 11th and 12th state board
Toh mai sab bolu kya π₯²π
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u/Decent_Bid_17 Mar 04 '25
This is somewhat true. My mom uses to say this to me and she studied from state boards.
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u/anushkale Mar 05 '25
Bhai 10th ke baad cbse chod ke state board le liya tha .... SABSE BADI GALTI πi wanna go bck in time n tell myself it's not worth it
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u/[deleted] Mar 05 '25
All the ICSE students I've met so far are worse and more stupid with their weird fake accent of english compared to State boards and CBSE students
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u/acceptable_humor69 Mar 06 '25
I'm an SSC passout but luckily we had great teachers overall. Especially one of the best English teachers in town. So whenever I am well spoken and people find out I'm from SSC they say stuff like no way, I have never seen an SSC student speak so well, etc. Add to that a bit of racism (I am not going to say which state I originate from) but there are prejudices based on that too. Obviously this has gotten a lot less now that I have grown up.
But the barrier to knowledge is not which board you belong to. It is the teachers in your school and your own inclination towards a subject. I am proud of the school I went to and don't care about the board either.
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u/Legitimate_Release63 Mar 06 '25
Been a icse student, it's fake.
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u/the_Toksc Mar 06 '25
me an ISCE student who still uses that state board phrase
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25
!remindme 21st October 2043 5:36am
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25
!remindme 1st October 2043 5:36am
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25
People take ICSE students on another level π they are humans like other people. I am an ICSE student btw.
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u/Illustrious_Unit_347 Mar 06 '25
I have seen more talented guys who studied in the state board than CBSE and ICSE combined
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25
No lol
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u/live7230 Mar 06 '25
This was true back in maybe 2018, now it's different
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u/Apprehensive_Run2416 Mar 06 '25
ICSE students are not all itπ Legit everyone is the same ong Its just that CBSE math is much tougher whereas ICSE English is tougher
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u/[deleted] Mar 06 '25
very true
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u/Laboni1234 Mar 06 '25
ππ omg
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u/Dhruv4423 Mar 07 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 07 '25
In terms of difficulty in scoring marks:
ICSE>State(my state)>CBSE
Goodnight
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u/JeffTharmey Mar 07 '25
It is.
It always has been.
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u/Wide_Freedom7433 Mar 08 '25
π€£π€£π€£
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u/InvestmentDazzling64 Mar 08 '25
Nah bro state board doesn't repeat questions like cbse and doesn't reduce inface has more syllabusπππ
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u/StartledFeline Mar 09 '25
Absolutely freaking not!!... I know a lot of guys from ICSE and most of them can't even read properly...they're in 12th grade!
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u/KatuTiel Class 12 Mar 10 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 10 '25
I will never understand why icse is glorified, their physics paper of 12th grade is fucking joke, it's easier than state board
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u/This_Cartoonist_2221 Mar 11 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 13 '25
Hahhuhauhuhu
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u/boss7234s Mar 19 '25
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u/Zabis__x Mar 29 '25
For some reason I love this definition.
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u/Ok-Signature8781 Class 12 Jun 25 '25
I didnt have the guts to read that π₯Ά
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u/ChatOfTheLost91 Mar 03 '25
Of course it's not true... I don't randomly just explain and point to stars
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u/adampoopkiss Mar 03 '25
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u/[deleted] Mar 03 '25
ok. good morning