Will you please give me difference between ICSE and CBSE Syllabus???

CBSE stands for Central Board of Secondary Education. ICSE stands for Indian Certificate of Secondary Education

Common factors between CBSE and ICSE--
Subjects taught in ICSE and CBSE are almost same.
Quality of education provided by both boards is excellent.
CBSE and ICSE both recognised by colleges in India.

Both the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) are self-financing educational institutions.

The CBSE and the ICSE have a different syllabus, education pattern, exams and other aspects. One of the differences that can be noticed is that the Indian government has recognised CBSE, but has not recognised the ICSE. Though the certificate given by both the institutions are valid globally, the CBSE certificate has more value than the one of ICSE.

CBSE has a more scientific approach. The whole syllabus is divided into several units. Moreover, the ICSE syllabus is considered to be heavy when compared to the CBSE.

The ICSE has three papers in the science group (physics, chemistry and biology), but the CBSE has only one paper.

Another difference that can be seen between the CBSE and the ICSE, is that a large number of schools have affiliated with the CBSE, but not with the ICSE.

Moreover, the CBSE Board allows regular and private candidates to take the exams. On the other hand, ICSE will not allow students who have not been studying in ICSE affiliated schools to take exams.