Mathematics
- Rational numbers, exponents and squares
- Algebraic expressions, identities and linear equations
- Mensuration, data handling and probability
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)
ICSE & ISC classes for Class 8 to 12
Live classes for CISCE students — ICSE Maths, Sciences, Commercial Studies and more for Class 8–10, and ISC Commerce for Class 11–12, with the detailed answer-writing CISCE examiners reward.
Classes8–12
ExamsICSE (10) · ISC (12)
Class 11–12ISC Commerce
BoardCISCE
CLASSES, SUBJECTS & SYLLABUS
What we teach in ICSE / ISC, class by class
Choose a class to see the subjects and key topics we cover, aligned to the current ICSE / ISC syllabus.
Physics
- Matter, force and pressure
- Energy, heat and light
- Sound and electricity
Chemistry
- Matter, elements, compounds and mixtures
- Atomic structure and chemical reactions
- Hydrogen, water and carbon
Biology
- Transport of food and minerals in plants
- Reproduction in plants and animals
- Human body systems and health
English
- Language — grammar and composition
- Literature — prose and poetry
History & Civics
- Modern Indian history
- The Indian Constitution and government
Geography
- Representation of geographical features
- Population, migration and urbanisation
Mathematics
- Rational and irrational numbers, compound interest
- Expansions, factorisation and simultaneous equations
- Triangles, mensuration, trigonometry and statistics
Physics
- Measurements and experimentation
- Motion, laws of motion and fluids
- Heat, light, sound, electricity and magnetism
Chemistry
- Language of chemistry and chemical changes
- Water, atomic structure and the periodic table
- Gas laws and atmospheric pollution
Biology
- The cell and tissues
- Plant life — diversity and physiology
- Human anatomy, health and hygiene
English
- Language — composition, letters and comprehension
- Literature — prescribed texts
History & Civics
- Ancient and medieval India
- Elections and local self-government
Geography
- Earth, rocks, weathering and soils
- Atmosphere, climate and pollution
Commercial Studies
- Commercial organisations and stakeholders
- Communication in business
- Basics of accounting — journal and ledger
Economics
- Types of economies and factors of production
- Market and price basics
- Introduction to banking
Mathematics
- GST, banking and shares and dividends
- Quadratic equations, matrices, AP and coordinate geometry
- Circles, trigonometry, mensuration, statistics and probability
Physics
- Force, work, power and energy
- Light, sound and electricity
- Calorimetry, magnetism and radioactivity
Chemistry
- Periodic properties and chemical bonding
- Acids, bases, salts and analytical chemistry
- Mole concept, electrolysis, metallurgy and organic chemistry
Biology
- Cell cycle, genetics and plant physiology
- Human anatomy and physiology
- Population and pollution
English
- ICSE-pattern composition and comprehension
- Literature answers with model responses
History & Civics
- The Union Parliament, executive and judiciary
- The Indian national movement
- The world wars and the United Nations
Geography
- Topographical maps and map work
- Climate, soils, vegetation and water resources of India
- Agriculture, industries and transport
Commercial Studies
- Marketing, banking and insurance
- Sources of finance, capital and revenue
- Accounting basics and the trial balance
Economics
- Demand and supply
- Money and banking
- Public finance and inflation
Accounts
- Accounting concepts and the accounting equation
- Journal, ledger and trial balance
- Bank reconciliation and depreciation
- Financial statements of sole proprietors
Commerce
- Business and its environment
- Forms of business organisation
- Business services — banking, insurance, transport, warehousing
- Internal and international trade
Economics
- Introductory microeconomics — demand, supply and elasticity
- Statistics for economics — data and its presentation
- Measures of central tendency and dispersion
Business Studies
- Business environment
- Entrepreneurship and small business
- Business communication
Mathematics
- Sets, functions and algebra
- Introduction to calculus
- Statistics and probability
English
- Language — composition, comprehension and grammar
- Literature — prescribed prose, poetry and drama
Accounts
- Partnership — admission, retirement, death, dissolution
- Company accounts — shares and debentures
- Analysis of financial statements and ratios
- Cash flow statement
Commerce
- Principles and functions of management
- Marketing and the marketing mix
- Financial management and sources of finance
- Consumer protection
Economics
- Microeconomics — consumer and producer behaviour, market forms
- Macroeconomics — national income, money and banking, government budget
Business Studies
- Human resource management — recruitment, training, appraisal
- Leadership and motivation
- Business ethics and social responsibility
Mathematics
- Matrices, calculus and applications
- Linear programming
- Probability and statistics
English
- ISC-pattern composition and comprehension
- Literature answers with model responses
EXAM PATTERN
How CISCE assesses students
Patterns are reviewed regularly. We update practice material whenever the board releases new papers or guidelines.
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The ICSE (Class 10) and ISC (Class 12) examinations are conducted by CISCE, usually in February–March.
02
Classes 8, 9 and 11 are assessed by the school, following the CISCE syllabus.
03
Most subjects combine a written paper with internal assessment, practical or project work.
04
Long-answer questions reward clear, structured and well-presented written answers.
HOW WE TEACH
Built for ICSE / ISC students
Live interactive classes
Ask questions, solve problems with the educator and get answers in real time — not pre-recorded videos.
Personal attention
Small groups mean every student is noticed, guided and encouraged.
Concepts + practice
Every topic moves from concept to solved examples to practice — from Maths problems to Accountancy numericals.
What is the difference between ICSE and ISC?
Both are run by CISCE. ICSE covers up to Class 10 and its board exam; ISC is the Class 11–12 programme and the Class 12 exam.
Which ICSE and ISC subjects do you teach?
ICSE Class 8–10: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, English, History & Civics, Geography, plus Commercial Studies and Economics in Class 9–10. ISC Class 11–12 Commerce: Accounts, Commerce, Economics, Business Studies, Mathematics and English.
Do you help with project work and internal assessment?
Yes. Educators guide students on choosing topics, structuring and presenting project work as per CISCE requirements.
Do you use specimen papers?
Yes. Class 10 and 12 students practise with CISCE specimen papers and previous-year questions, with feedback on answer presentation.
CONTACT US
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