Let us understand the differences between CBSE, ICSE, and Indian State Boards.

CBSE: Central Board of Secondary Education

It lays maximum emphasis on Science and Mathematics; however, it also comprises project work, assignments, and sports. The syllabus is compact, and it is taught in a lucid manner. The students are given an orientation toward competitive exams like JEE and NEET. The mediums of instruction used in CBSE schools are English and Hindi. Syllabus is prescribed by NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training). Curriculum for all over India, thus making it easier to switch schools anywhere in the country. Students from CBSE are successful in their respective fields because of their different personalities.

ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education):

It has a huge syllabus, and once one gets used to it, the student can master many subjects. The ICSE syllabus balances languages with arts and sciences, focusing on analytical skills and practical knowledge. It uses English as the medium of instruction for the most part, although the certificates are accepted worldwide. However, CBSE is more widely used for acceptance in the Indian sub-continent.

State Boards:

Every state of India has its own state board. This board decides on courses, curriculum, and plans of study. Instructing medium in such schools is the local language, and they are managed by the state governments. The content of the curriculum differs depending upon the local preferences and needs.