S.S.C.,I.C.S.E.,or C.B.S.E. which would be the best option for taking a new admission.?

Please let me know what concept and advantages each of the educational system holds.

S.S.C.,I.C.S.E.,or C.B.S.E. which would be the best option for taking a new admission.?
I would favour ICSE because that's what I took and have no regrets in life as yet. (Touch wood...)





ICSE is strong on languages AND sciences, but you don't score as well in sciences as you do in CBSE. The textbooks for CBSE are a piece of cake once you have read the ICSE books.





As far as languages are concerned, you are not just cramming up essays for your board exams (which my cousins in CBSE used to do). You actually cannot predict what you would get in your exam and you have to be good.





The All India PreMedical test changed to the CBSE syllabus a long time ago, but anyone with ICSE should never have a problem in competitive exams, I would have thought.
Reply:c b s e is best
Reply:S.S.C is there in the south only i guess, I.C.S.E is amazing teaches you good english but is not that common , C.B.S.E is the best option because what they teach is beneficial in that sense because it is well recognised and most of the institutes go by it .
Reply:CBSE AS IT IS THE NATIONAL BOARD.


ICSE IS STRONGER ON LANGUAGES THAN THE SCIENCES.


sTATE BOARDS MAY BE A DISADVANTAGE IF YOU ARE TRANSFERABLE AND ALSO IF YOU WANT TO WRITE ENTRANCE EXAMS OF THE DIFFERENT BOARDS.
Reply:S.S.L.C is a state board with does not provide much knowledge about various topics where as ICSE and CBSE both provide a lot of knowledge and it gives a wider picture of our country as well as other countries,history of the country CBSE scores more as it teaches about the present and latest importantce of the country.. and very importantly it depends on the students caliber and hard working nature
Reply:in i.c.s.c there is more advantage of studing in colleges
Reply:C.B.S.E board is the best because most of the competitive exams after 12th are based on the CBSE syllabus.
Reply:all are recognized equal to one another-- it all depends on the place where you live.