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ICSE COURSES

Our course offerings

The ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) curriculum, offered by the CISCE (Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations), is known for its comprehensive and balanced approach to education. It emphasizes a strong foundation in English, mathematics, science, and social studies, while also promoting creativity, analytical thinking, and practical knowledge. With a wide range of subjects and project-based assessments, the ICSE curriculum nurtures academic excellence and all-round development, preparing students for both national and international platforms.

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Our Structured Approach to ICSE Excellence

At EduQuest, our approach to teaching ICSE students is structured, engaging, and thorough. We begin each chapter with concept-based video lectures to build strong foundational understanding. This is followed by guided textbook reading sessions to reinforce key ideas. Students then practice with chapter-wise worksheets—including numerical problems, balancing chemical equations, and application-based questions. After every chapter, we conduct in-class tests to evaluate progress. Once the syllabus is completed by December, we focus on advanced preparation with HOTS (Higher Order Thinking Skills) questions and ICSE sample papers to ensure students are exam-ready with confidence.

How is the ICSE curriculum different from CBSE?

While both are respected boards, ICSE offers a more comprehensive and detailed curriculum with a strong focus on language, literature, and practical application of knowledge. It encourages in-depth understanding and expression, especially in English. CBSE, on the other hand, is considered more streamlined and concept-based, often aligning more closely with national entrance exams.

What subjects will be covered by us?

  • English Language and Literature

  • Mathematics

  • Physics, Chemistry, and Biology

When is the ICSE board exam conducted and how does Edu-quest help students prepare?

The ICSE board exams are usually conducted in February-March. Students should begin consistent preparation from the start of the academic year. At EduQuest, we follow a structured plan:

  • Guided textbook reading and in-class discussions

  • Practice worksheets, including numericals and balancing equations

  • Regular tests after each chapter

  • Thorough revision using ICSE sample papers and past questions

Our coursework is completed by December, allowing ample time for revision, doubt-clearing, and exam practice.