Why I Changed From CBSE To Cambridge(IGCSE) Curriculum. Should You Also Change And here's Why 

I couldnt find this profile in insta. how are you doing? do you still recommend IGCSE?

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Can you please explain how it's helps you?

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Yes, that’s exactly how I did it.

Thx a lot.

How is IB better than cbse? What do you not like about cbse? Also do you find IB less competitive?

im thinking of changing from igcse to cbse so can u tell me why u don't like cbse? idr wanna change but im a really shitty student so 🥲

So ur telling IB and ICSE are easy than IGCSC ??

@@dhirajreddy56 I do not agree if He saying so, I am studying in an IGCSE school since Grade 1 and will be giving my IGCSE CIE exams in 2023---ICSE is a lot easier than IGCSE for example if ICSE is at 50% difficulty level IGCSE is at 85%, BUT if you're comparing IB and IGCSE, yes, IB is more difficult is comparison to IGCSE. For eg if IGCSE is at 85% then IB will be at 90 or 95%. Not a large diff. but a significant one.

ICSE is nowhere in front of IGCSE. Igcse is totally different than icse

Jee syllabus is way level tough then these igcse

​@@omkardalvi8821That's comparing 11th vs 10th

@@IwasTaken420 yep, helpful mate. Back in 10th I looked at a lot of IGCSE (10th) final exam papers and stuff they seemed so very easy, thankfully, I didn't make the choice of switching to A levels in IGCSE, because yep, very tough. And I'm already struggling with cbse board. The teacher I spoke to about IGCSE A levels kinds assualted me verbally for no reason, hard to explain 😢.

@@IwasTaken420 btw, what are you studying now?

​@@IwasTaken420 YESSSS same, the exact same situation man, I'm so interested in programming and shiz, but in order to do that I have to study chemisty which I'm pretty sure I'm never gonna use, and this next level math and physics in india which is from ancient times. But one of my biggest problems is that my parents are very reluctant to send me abroad. I'll have to figure out a way to convince them, or maybe could I study an abroad syllabus in India.

@@mmhmflatbread alright switching to IGCSE is obviously going to take a toll on you mate, myself being from ICSE can assure you that, I am in the same boat as you. I think completing CBSE till 12th and assuring 70%+ and 6.5+ in IELTS, a great option at the moment. You'll most probably be able to do your undergrad in UK! Hope that helps 🙏

@@mmhmflatbread which stream you choose?

Reply back to me for information about this

@@harpartapsingh4769 Please do a comparison of CBSE and Alevel for one chapter of a science subject and discuss whether there would be any advantage regarding preparing for advanced exams like IIT

@@ashlyalexander6253 For exams like IIT, CBSE is the best. Don't even think of Cambridge if you want to go into an IIT, because you won't be able to clear your JEE exam with Cambridge.

you better not.....not in 10th.....u can change after 10th...

Could you please advice us for our daughter just completed CBSE grade 10 and would like to go for IGCSE ( A level...

@@dewinsummer IGCSE A level is really difficult compared to CBSE 11,12

Thank you for the response. However, I would appreciate if you could share few details where you find the IGCSE is tougher than CBSE so that we may try to mitigate that part insha' Allah. Also if you can share your contact details please. We are in Qatar

@@dewinsummer Sir, i had been teaching IGCSE syllabus at MOE Sey Chells Island. Now at Kerala ( India) teaching CBSE syllabus. I know the depth of both the syllabi. O level is better than CBSE. I had some private tuition classes for A level physics at Sey Chells. Inorder to get above 90% is really difficult in *Advanced A level*. But CORE is ok. Everything depends up on the child's capacity, proper teaching and learning. Solving past papers will really help.( I am talking about Physics, Chemistry and Maths)

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IGCSE will be good i think but do your own research

Igcse syllabus for science and mathematics is nothing compared to that of india (icse or cbse). If you want your son to appear for jee exam for engineering or neet exam for medical. The best path would be to let him continue his education in icse till 10th as it is advanced than cbse and then shift him in cbse in grade 11 as for jee and neet exams the student need to be thorough with ncert books which are taught in cbse.

opt for igcse cbse and icse is hard and is not in touch with the reality.....only focuses on rote learning. East or west IGCSE is the best

If you want to stay in India, don't even think of shifting to Cambridge. If you want more information, reply back to me

@@harpartapsingh4769 why not?

Ig is eazy you just have to give a interview wih basic quetion i had bad marks because of lock down then also i am in igcse

@@minustempo6004 did you get in? my grade are bad and i was wondering if i do good in entrance exam i could get in

It’ll be easy for u in math however English will be much harder

In 10 igcsc may b vl tough for u dont change

@@khushi3949 well i HAVE to change since im arab and graduating from an Indian school wouldn't help me at all

I think it's not possible Dear pls watch this u will get clarity ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bjW_5sqB_j0.html

@@bruh1939 Should've done it beforehand.

​@@bruh1939it works always because you can give examination any time not only after 10th

Like he said, if one studies in CBSE they’ll have to take a 1-year bridge course to join a foreign university. I’ll share a couple more videos if they’d help you.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y6pTn-xTwGg.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-bjW_5sqB_j0.html But even home-schooling can get you into top foreign universities. Read about Malvika who got into MIT

i am an igcse student, my boards are in around 10 days, I'd say go for it only if you think you're financially stable enough to pay around 4-6 lakhs a year for your child, if you can't then both you and your child will feel pressured

Very late.. but as a 7th grader in IGCSE I'd say don't switch unless your a 100% sure you'd be able to afford your child's education in IGCSE for the rest of their school life, otherwise don't go for it. Your child might also feel pressured if you do switch

@@bigfridge3250 how were the exams m8?

PG in us by passing USMLE exam.

@@a2levelmanryos221 that's great💓

Is this hard or easy for class 3rd.. as my child is in class 2nd in cbse and now we are planning to get his admission in Cambridge school.. please reply

@@Aarnavlogs1 sorry that I am replying late as I am having exams and I did not get the time to do so but now about the question that if it is easier or not I will only be able to tell about my experience while shifting to Cambridge, I have taken admission in 2 schools while being in Cambridge once in 4th and one in 7th. So when I took for 4th then there was no entrance exam and was just consisting of some orally answerable questions ( note that it depends upon the school) and while shifting in 6th grade there was an entrance exam which was just a medium level exam. So in the end it pretty much depends on the school but yeah it is easier if you put him in 3rd compared to late as it takes time to adapt to the procedure of a new curricular system. So I recommend that you take his admission in Cambridge school so it will increase his opportunities in future.

Hey, can I ask you that will I be able to get admission in Indian colleges or universities if I choose Cambridge in 11th and 12th. Please reply I really need some help 😊🙏

@@likhitjain9429 yes. But you must appear for an enterence exam for getting Engineering and medical field. Some universities also. U can check with Kerala State in India. 1.Amretha University. 2.Mangalore University (in another state) 3. Universities in Tamilnadu.( Another state)

Wait, really??? Ur saying that O Level is easier than CBSE , is that true ? Cuz many say that O level is hard

@@vicky.editz. yes. Because I was working as a Physics teacher in Sey Chells Island 4 years before. Now in India( Kerala) doing CBSE syllabus. But still I am having On line tuition classes with students in SeyChells

@@sujaphilip3632 hey ,my self omkar , i cleared neet by scoring 720 marks , in jee mains 98%ile in advance and in adv I scored 57 can I get admission in 12th ig or ib because I belongs from State boards

Forgot to mention my son at present just finished his exams and waiting for results

Ofcourse.

They don't prefer this board telling from my personal experience don't go to IGCSE

Its up to you or your school if you want to go for English as a First Language or Second Language. Both options are available

@@harpartapsingh4769 But teacher recommended ESL, since they fear that I will struggle in FL

@@SaiRam00 Definitely EFL is tougher than ESL, there is no doubt in this. ESL is a piece of cake as compared to EFL. By the way, where do you want to study after completing Grade 12?

yea better off for her to go to igcse (im in igcse too)

Hello Personally I feel CBSE would be much better for the time being.... Till class 8, there is not any great difference between CBSE and Cambridge. Cambridge is only and only for those who want to go overseas. And yeah, after completing IGCSE (grade 10 in cambridge), its really tough to shift to CBSE. Cambridge is of NO USE IN INDIA at least for the time being.... feel free to ask any more questions

@@harpartapsingh4769 appreciate ur response. If we think 10 yrs frm now, IB n cambridge boards will become more known n common. They r even accepted today by most Indian universities and colleges. Additional benefit is ease of doing graduation abroad if child wishes to do so after 10-12 yrs frm now. Also ways of teaching in cbse n camridge is very difft. While cbse would ask student to remember and recall theories n concepts in exam, cambridge focus is on using those in difft practical scenarios. Also wider choice of subjects is another benefit. I don't think there will be any need to come back to cbse once cambridge is selected.

@@mdxhj If you want to get enrolled in an Indian college/university, Cambridge won't be helpful at all in India. I am saying this on the basis of my experience, and from the experience of some of my friends. Till class 8 the board really doesn't matter. But in higher grades, if you decide to stay in India, then it would be very, very difficult to prepare for competitive exams.

@@harpartapsingh4769 cambridge may not be helpful in Indian universities but won't be a road blocker either i think. Igcse grades are considered equivalent to Indian boards for all colleges n universities. Its just that we are more supportive of cambridge ways of teaching than Indian rote learning.

Igcse

@@Aobix which is harder icse or igcse

@@nathandcruze9498 icse is harder but igcse is better if you want to work in foreign companies

Which is harder alevels or icse

A levels for sure

What about it? What *cultural* values do you learn in CBSE?

not all uni accept cbse

Not all unis accept state and even sometimes CBSE. It really depends on what and where you wanna study in the future. For me personally i dont want to give JEE/NEET and thats why CBSE doesn’t matter much to me and hence will do my as and a levels.

Why? Is it very hard?

@@bleedingspawn7706 well it is but the teachers in our school knew nothing about these programs and taught almost near to nothing also Indian universities do not prefer this board it's all mess don't step in it is all I can suggest

Good continue....don't upgrade Waste of time

Why?? Am I going wrong somewhere? In that case please correct me as it’ll mean a lot. Thanks

@@a2levelmanryos221 Yes! The standards of both the qualifications are equal atleast in India