What is the difference between 11th and 12th and PUC?

What is the difference between 11th and 12th and PUC?

There is no difference between 11th, 12th CBSE and Karnataka PUC in terms of syllabus. Now Karnataka State Board also follows NCERT text books like CBSE for PCM(Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics), not sure about other subjects, but the only difference is in the question paper.

Which is better 11th or PUC?

In CBSE, you will be all rounder. The class 11th and 12th syllabus in CBSE is quite very tough and time taking whereas in PUC one can score easily without that efforts. In a country like India the weightage of marks is more important. So I consider scoring 95% in intermediate is better than scoring 65- 80% in CBSE.

Which board is better for 11th and 12th?

The in-depth learning in ICSE board allows students to excel in any field. But for class 11 and 12, students would like to prefer CBSE over ICSE. The simple logic is that CBSE syllabus in class 11th and 12th provides a healthy environment for a student to prepare for competitive examinations like JEE and NEET.

Which board is best for 12?

CBSE board is better for pursuing class 12th.

Which is the easiest Board of India?

But even from that perspective it is difficult to say that CBSE is an easy board as compared to ICSE. Though it can be said that the marking pattern of CBSE makes it a little easy as compared to the other boards.

What is the toughest interview in India?

SSB interview is the most extensive and toughest among all the interviews conducted for government job examinations. To become an officer in Indian Armed Forces, you have to clear the SSB interview.

Which is the toughest interview in the world?

10 most difficult exams and interviews of the world!

• CA Final exam (India)
• All Souls Prize Fellowship Exam.
• Google:
• NASA astronaut candidate program:
• LSAT.
• FBI.
• United States Medical Licensing Examination (USMLE)
• National Higher Education Entrance Examination (China)

Is IAS interview tough?

IAS interviews can be tough to crack. Giving at least three to five mock IAS interviews is a must if you want to secure a good rank in the exam. The sole purpose of the interview is to test your personality and not your knowledge. One cannot know everything.