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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on August 6, 2012 at 8:13am

Harita,

Our founder  Shri Sumit Vohra answered this question in detail4-5 days back

see the link  below

http://www.admissionsnursery.com/forum/topics/what-all-qualities-we...

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Permalink Reply by Harita rawat khan on August 7, 2012 at 1:17am

Thanx Sakshi for the link.can anyone suggest good schools (public/global) near sector-137 or anywhere in NOIDA expessway for KG admission.Also is the new DPS in sec-132 recognized by CBSE?

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on August 7, 2012 at 8:57am

@Harita, Kg admissions are open In GIIS and Dps sec 132 but i  don't think right now Dps 132  is recognised by CBSE ( just cross chk ph no in thread and common thread 4 noida admissions)

If your job is not transferable (out of india) i think cbse is widely accepted and after 11th you can decide if you want to send your kid abroad for higher studies ,you can switch to IB in 11th class.

IB is more on holistic based but not recognised by all universities in india ,cbse has other advantages read this post by our core member Lathaaji who is educationist.

Reply by Lathaa Manavalan 20 hours ago

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I would like to add few facts about International schools.

Many schools have queued to call themselves 'International' schools, but some of these international courses are yet to get recognition in India. Most of these schools just follow the international syllabus, but are not affiliated to any board of education in India or abroad. In addition, these schools do not come under the scanner of either the central or state school education departments. With building approvals from local bodies, it is relatively easier to start an international school without going through the bureaucratic maze.

Eventhough IGCSE is globally recognised, there are apprehensions about the validity of IGCSE in the Indian context. "Content wise IGCSE and IB are more advanced and student friendly than CBSE and ICSE. Getting affiliation from international boards is also relatively easy as compared to CBSE and ICSE.

An international school is an institution that educates students from different parts of the country and the world. Thus such schools are culturally diverse.

Indian universities seldom entertain students from schools that offer IGCSE and IB curriculums. These students can avail only the NRI quota to get admission for professional courses. Most parents are unaware of this aspect. Though there is no official ban on international school students from joining Indian universities and colleges, the fact is that the admission procedures are tougher for them.

Unfortunately, the newly started schools in Delhi are not as yet ready to accommodate foreign students. Eminent educationist S Rajagopal makes a forceful point against the international syllabus. "In Europe too, different countries adopt different curriculum. Education should reflect the cultural values and needs of the local community."

Moreover CBSE schools are will follow CBSE-i (CBSE International) a global curriculum which help students to compete better at international level in near future.

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