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Tuesday, 25 April 2017

Syllabus for ISC 2019

Syllabus of English Literature for 2019 of ISC
 The candidates who are going to take ISC board exam for the year 2019, will have to go through new syllabus for English Literature.  According to the sources, we have got the following modification. We have been able to collect the somewhat part of the syllabus.

  • Drama

             The Tempest - William Shakespeare
                                 or
              CANDIDA - George Bernard Shaw


  • Poems
  1. The Darkling Thrush - Thomas Hardy
  2. Birches - Robert Forst
  3. The Dolphins - Carol Ann Duffy
  4. The Gift of India - Sarojini Naidu
  5. Crossing the Bar - Alfred Lord Tennyson
  6. John Brown - Bob Dylan
  7. Desiderata - Max Ehrmann
  8. Dover Beach - Mathew Arnold
  9. The Spider and the Fly - Mary Botham Howitt
  10. We are the Music Makers - Arthur William Edgar O'Saughnessy 

  • Short Stories
  1. Salvatore - W. Somerset Maugham
  2. Fritz - Satyajit Roy
  3. Quality - John Galsworthy
  4. To Build a Fire - Jack London
  5. The story of an Hour - Kate Chopin
  6. The Chinese Statue - Jeffrey Archer
  7. A Gorilla in the Guest Room - Gerald Durrell
  8. The Singing Lesson - Katherine Mansfield
  9. The Sound Machine - Roald Dahi
  10. B. Wordsworth - V.S. Naipaul
TO BE CONTINUED

Thursday, 13 April 2017

Changes in ICSE syllabus will be effective from 2018

Governor Dr. S.C. Jamir addresses the gathering at the
inauguration of the 58th ASISC National Conference
The students of ICSE and ISC will have to appear in examination with the new modified syllabi. It is announced that there will be a revision in syllabus of ICSE and ISC at the
58th National Conference of ASISC which was held at Bhubaneswar. This revision is applicable for the candidates who are going to take examination in 2018. 


Changes in ICSE syllabus
The probable changes in ICSE syllabi are in the subjects of

  1. History and Civics
  2. Geography
  3. Mathematics
  4. Physics
"The burden of the syllabus has been slightly reduced in each subject and topics have realigned between the class IX and X", said a senior member of the CISCE.

Why the board has decided to modify the syllabus?
The reasons of changing the syllabus :
  1. It has been felt by the experts that the syllabi need to be realigned to ensure more students cracking the competitive exam.
  2. The changes are needed to lessen the burden because parents are having a perception that CBSE is easier than ICSE. CBSE has only one subject called social science combining History, Geography and Physics whereas ICSE has two 100 marks papers combining History and Civics and Geography.
  3. The changes are also needed due to the level of difficulty which is high in English in the schools affiliated to the board. The schools in rural areas find difficulty in getting adequately trained English teachers. Hence the council has planned to supplement the with the audio and video CD's to boost the classroom teaching.
  4. The changes, as acknowledged by the secretary of ASISC, Nabarun De, will definitely auger well for the students.
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