Students appearing for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) examinations must have a minimum of 75% attendance of the total working days to qualify for the final board exams. This rule applies to both Classes 9 and 10. The last date for calculating ICSE minimum attendance at school is February 15. Those who fail to meet the attendance requirement may be declared ineligible to sit for the ICSE board examinations. However, the Chief Executive and Secretary can make an exception for students who have a minimum attendance of 60% of the working days. This includes absences due to illness or other special circumstances.
A candidate must have at least 75% attendance of the working days in each year to be ordinarily eligible to sit for the ICSE 10th examination. If a student’s attendance falls below 75% but is more than 60%, the Chief Executive & Secretary of CISCE has the power to condone (i.e. waive) the shortage, under special circumstances. This is considered only in cases of:
Serious medical or psychological issues, such as long-term illness or hospitalisation.
Authorised participation in state or national-level sports competitions.
Other unforeseen and special circumstances.
In these cases, the Heads of Schools can request that the Chief Executive and Secretary grant a special exemption for the student to take the exam. This applies to attendance in both Class 9 and Class 10.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
The minimum attendance for condonation is 60% of the total working days in each year of the two-year course (Class 9 and 10). This includes absences due to illness or other special circumstances. Students should apply it before the ICSE 10th exam dates are announced.
Yes, in specific cases, the Chief Executive and Secretary of the CISCE have the authority to condone (waive) a shortage of attendance.
Students require 75% attendance to appear in ICSE 10th exams. The ICSE attendance will be counted before February 15 to be eligible to appear for the final board examinations.
On Question asked by student community
If you have completed your class 11 in the commerce stream from ICSE school, then the easiest option for you is to continue class 12th in the same school, as it avoids extra paperwork and adjustment challenges. However, if you wish to change your board, like CBSE , then you will need a transfer certificate, Class 11th marksheet and a migration certificate.
Hello Rohan,
Don’t worry. If your father’s title and birth month are correct in the registration form, then there will be no problem in your board exams or entry to the exam centre.
The school ID card is only for school use, it is not checked in the exam centre. What matters is the details in your ICSE registration and admit card.
Still, you can inform your school to correct the ID card for future records.
Hope it helps !
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A minor typo like writing "ICSC" instead of "ICSE" in your IB ACIO application form is generally not a serious issue, especially since you've already contacted the helpdesk and taken the right step to correct it. If the rest of your details like your marks, year, and roll number, are accurate and verifiable, such a small error is unlikely to lead to disqualification. However, keep any official documents and your helpdesk communication safe for future reference, especially during document verification.
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Yes, if you have qualified your class 10th from the ICSE board , and class 12th from the BOSSE board, then you are definitely eligible to take admission in college. The admission process generally depends on the eligibility criteria of the colleges. Most of the reputed colleges require students to qualify their class 10 and 12 from any recognised board with a specific passing percentage. You can connect with the colleges or universities to understand the admission process to know more.
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