Why we are following three types of the syllabi - State board, CBSE and ISC in our country. The State board is easy, CBSE little bit difficult and ISC is more exhaustive. Can anyone explain the logic behind this.

the board in country is divided into 3 types so that it can be chosen on the ability and IQ of the student the higher capacity students can go to the different boards to increase there knowledge and efficiency. a student who can study the board syllabus in 15mins can go for the isc or cbse to increase his knowledge. division is done based on the ablility and creteria of the student and also u can identify that the fees is avg for state board, more for cbse and more higher for isc schools why because all the concepts cannot be taken by all the teachers as the board changes the ability of the teacher should also change and the salary also must be paid more. we cannot believe the country unless we are able to analysis our own studies capacity and as per it the boards must be taken and trained to the students. this is my personal opinion if i am wrong you can suggest me the right thing read less

ISC is focussed on depth learning and preferable for students with a tendency towards natural sciences. CBSE is esp. important for applied learning example engineering, many 1st year engineering systems infact incoorporates practically the same material that we study in school. State is diluted version like the no child left behind programme in U.S. Nowadays there is IGCSE for cambridge style learning. Its a fad that there are so many divisions only in india, the truth is in every country there are a min of 2 systems to suit requirement of child taking into account performance reports of generations. Please look at the accomodative aspect of the division. read less