ICSE reduces Class x and Class XII examination fees

Updated on Tue, 02 October 2012 at 19:39 IST

The council for the Indian School Certificate Examination which runs around 2000 schools (CISCE) across the country has decided to reduce the examination fees by over 50 percent.

Its a good news for the student appearing for class X and XII in march 2013

Jose Aikara the chairman of CISCE said "We have decided to reduce examination fees from Rs 2100 to Rs 1000 this time"

"The council had increased the examination fees as it required funds for various purposes. The council has decided to cut the amount from next year for the benefit of students", he said on the sideline of a function here.

The syllabus in Mathematics, Chemistry, Physics, Biology and Commerce had been changed as per suggestion by experts. The government wanted that the students would appear in the examination in 2014 in uniform syllabus across the country.

 
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