The document compares three major education boards in India: CBSE, ICSE, and IB. It outlines key features of each board, noting that CBSE is popular for its standardized curriculum suitable for entrance exams, ICSE emphasizes a broad syllabus with a focus on language, and IB offers an internationally recognized, exploratory approach to learning. The summary also highlights the advantages and disadvantages of each board, helping parents make informed decisions regarding their children's education.

1. CBSE Vs ICSE Vs IB Schoolswww.skoolz.in

2. Education has gained a whole new dimension in the changing times when parents are better-informed and want to be at the helm of the affairs. A decade old debate on CBSE vs ICSE has just widened a little with one more board called IB gaining prominence. Deciding a good school in itself is a harrowing and mind boggling experience, this new confusion of the right education board only adds to the ordeal. Today we will help all the parents out there by bringing out both well and lesser known facts about all these three boards followed by an exhaustive comparison.www.skoolz.in

3. CBSECBSE stands for Central Board of Secondary Education. It is one of the most popular and school boards in India.

4. It is majorly preferred by people in transferrable jobs as almost all the cities across the country have reputed schools following the CBSE curriculum.

5. Central Schools, better known as KendriyaVidayalas are affiliated to CBSE education board.

6. The board conducts two examinations- All India Secondary School Examination, AISSE (Class X) and the All India Senior School Certificate Examination, AISSCE (Class XII).

7. CBSE is recognized by Indian Government, all Indian Colleges and Universities.

8. The curriculum is aligned in such a way that it helps the students to prepare for engineering and medical entrance exams.www.skoolz.in