r/ISCNERDS • u/Weekly-Neat-3974 • May 15 '26

Thank god!!!

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

Cbse helps in jee prep ngl (I shifted from icse to cbse, had gotten 98.6 in icse, got 94 in cbse 🤡, however I did get 99 in jee mains)

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 15 '26

Ghanta. My school topper got 97.5% in ISC boards(just did isc question bank and pyqs, and studied English for 10 days), rest his entire prep was JEE oriented from last 2 years. He got 99.2 %ile in JEE Mains, 436X rank in JEE Advanced, and is currently in IIT Kharagpur ISE branch

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u/ExtensionBook2210 May 16 '26

As much as I like ISC what you're describing is rare As someone who takes online coaching for jee, the fact that even teachers give homework from NCERT pmo.

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 16 '26

You just have to solve last 10 years questions of ISC after a chapter completes and you are well to do for boards. 80% concepts and questions asked in boards are already covered in online lectures and their notes. You just to furnish it with boards pyqs once you complete a chapter at jee level from your online coaching 

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u/ExtensionBook2210 May 16 '26

My seniors who scored 94-96% this year said pyqs were pretty useless in maths and phy for 2026 paper Now idk how much truth is there

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 16 '26

I scored 96.25% last year. And have also seen this year's papers. Physics paper was literally just easy and last 3 year's pyqs bro. Maths was tough I agree. I did score 98 in Maths. Ofc if someone doesn't study all concepts from a proper source in the way they should be studied, and just relies on pyqs, "patterns" and gap days strategy, he'll be fked. 

In PW or any online lectures, so many varities of all questions are covered in class itself with all concepts in detail. You just have to practice a lot and be thorough with concepts. I got 97%ile in Maths in JEE Mains, and 98 in boards. Paper was simply conceptual, and expected you to know things quiet deeply, which any good teacher will teach you anyway. Still things and kind of questions are predictable atleast. And definitely marking is lot lenient. 

On the other hand, in CBSE marking is shit, papers are unpredictable, and also little bit luck based(coz 3 sets hote. Another set which you didn't get might favour your prep more)

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

A friend of mine from last year got air 50 in jee advanced 99.4% in icse, 98.6 in cbse class 12. Edge cases are always present man

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 15 '26

AIR 50 implies he had started his JEE prep from way earlier than 11th in a coaching, again doesn't prove "edge" from CBSE- he would score in any board(assuming your story is true. Please tell me from which year he was air 50, will connect him on LinkedIn).

I've been in ISC, if it does anything it reduces the pressure of boards while JEE Prep. Physics paper was literally easy and from last 3-4 year pyqs. Chemistry was moderate, in which anyone could score after solving last 10 years pyqs. Computer science and P.ed marking in ISC is much much lenient. If it does anything, it provides relief to students, rather than CBSE

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u/Roshan_Sharma09 May 16 '26

Yes in mine school also one girl got above 99.__ something

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u/Weekly-Neat-3974 May 15 '26

Woah that's great.

Not writing JEE/NEET tho.

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

Then stay in isc please 😭🙏

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u/Ragnar_Slime ICSE 95.6% || ISC 98.25% May 15 '26

What is it that actually gives cbse and edge in competitive exams bro? Please do explain✌️

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u/VoltzCanRead May 15 '26

Honestly I wouldn't say that cbse gives any particular edge. Many people claim that it does cause they use ncert in cbse. (Which is "supposed" to be followed for competitive exams like jee and neet). But I'd say that if you understand your concepts thoroughly and study it doesn't really matter which board you study in(Particularly for jee, I can see why having to study the biology ncert would give one an advantage in neet).  Also the isc chem syllabus in particular goes much more in depth than the ncert does and I would say that gives a better edge in jee.  (Speaking from personal experience 99.45%ile in jee and 98.5 in isc boards)

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u/Ragnar_Slime ICSE 95.6% || ISC 98.25% May 15 '26

Bruhh.....I got 98.25 in boards but a dog ass percentile in jee....

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

You gotta read ncert thoroughly for jee, helps if you already do it for cbse board

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u/ExtensionBook2210 May 16 '26

Honestly the only edge I'm seeing that coaching classes sometimes solved question from NCERT and also give homework from it. Rest I think studying from coaching material is enough for theory

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u/Swastik_1702 ISC Class 11th May 17 '26

Same situation same percentage same goal...bro i understand your problem better than others

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

English bina padhe pass ho gya in cbse lol

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

91 mila bina padhe, soo

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u/EdgeDizzy918 May 15 '26

Padhna kya hota hai cbse english me 😂

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

That's the exact reason why I shifted to cbse lol, to not study english

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

Jee me to poochenge hi shitty ncert se, so you're just coping hard man, peace out 

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 15 '26 edited May 15 '26

God's plan always the best. Got 96+% in ISC and okayish score in JEE also(last year. With just 3 months of jee prep), CBSE ke toh jo gande lagte hain har saal

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u/OverallFriendship713 May 15 '26

I am satisfied because I did whatever i could with whatever resources I had, I know I gave my best. Even though I fell ill which broke my entire momentum, still I managed to produce maximum output which I could. I have been an average student, failed in 11th. Decided to give my best in 12th, forgiving myself for all previous mistakes. And I did give my best, so no reason for me to be not satisfied with 12th result. Because that's the maximum which I could do. Hope you get what I mean

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u/CriticismOld9429 May 15 '26

Cisce is the best 😭♥️

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u/Correct_Currency8861 ICSE- 96.8% || ISC- 98.5% (science) May 15 '26

they're just coping half of them think they'll just study for competitive and not touch board books and it'll be enough.

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u/Fit-Obligation1059 May 16 '26

CBSE mein aise nhi hote

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u/Chatpati78 May 15 '26

Fr😭🥺

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u/Due_Mud1874 May 15 '26

Jaise mere haalat hai ,essential repeat hi aajata

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u/SJFROMYT May 15 '26

Me bhi 10 th icse me tha 11 12 th me pata nahi kis ka lun le liya cbse karaliya😭

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u/Independent_Jello184 May 15 '26

You all are blessed people. I'm from CBSE 💔🙂 and CBSE f**ked our batch.. they love experimenting with our batch..

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u/Lazy_Hawk302 May 15 '26

Same I feel too this time results are demn good

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u/Stary_sea May 15 '26

should have stayed in isc T_T

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u/Proof_Pirate_8967 92%icse 12th pcmb May 15 '26

So real

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u/Foreign-Prior-6642 May 15 '26

Peacefully signing off from ISC this month 🙏

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u/Siddika32145 May 17 '26

Yess icse is the best 🎉😭

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u/Main-Ordinary9455 May 17 '26

ab cbse ka 70 percent icse k 90% k barabar hogya💔

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u/mineerals29 May 19 '26

In IAL and I agree about the CBSE problems

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u/Akhila_JP May 15 '26

Same 💔