There are two very different boards of education catering to the academic sector in India, and these are CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education).
Every parent is concerned about their child’s education and wants to provide the best education to them. Nowadays child’s education is beyond learning how to write and read.
The debate about whether boarding schools or day schools are a better option is an old one and there are different opinions and voices that one can hear.
We all know that the entire process of interviews conducted by schools is a taxing exercise. Most of us do not know what sort of questions will be asked and we do not know whether we need to give politically correct answers.
Many schools organise orientation programs for parents of children who are about to join the primary school, middle school and high school.
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