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CISCE Releases Competency-Focused Practice Questions for ICSE and ISC Students

CISCE Releases Competency-Focused Practice Questions for ICSE and ISC Students
CISCE rolls out competency-focused practice questions at ICSE and ISC levels for skill development · telegraphindia.com

CISCE has created new practice questions for some ICSE and ISC subjects.

These questions are different from simple questions because students must think carefully and apply what they have learned.

The questions are available for subjects such as computer applications, accountancy, business studies, artificial intelligence and legal studies.

They are meant for students in Classes IX, XI and XII.

CISCE says this change supports the National Education Policy 2020.

The answer keys give possible answers, but they do not show every answer that could be correct.

Schools can use the questions during lessons and tests.

Students now have more time to practise before their board examinations.

Key facts

Issuing body
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE)
Examination levels
Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE) and Indian School Certificate (ISC)
Subjects covered
Computer applications, accountancy, business studies, artificial intelligence and legal studies
Classes mentioned
Class IX, Class XI and Class XII
Question style
Competency-focused, critical-thinking, application-based and higher-order questions
Answer keys
They provide possible responses that CISCE said are neither limiting nor exhaustive
Access
The item banks can be accessed through the CISCE website

Quotes

Gargi Banerjee

Principal of Sri Sri Academy

“In the last few years, board question papers have more critical-thinking questions and not just direct questions. We have asked the teachers to read the questions and use them in their classroom teaching.”
telegraphindia.com
“To further support students in building skills to attempt competency-focused questions successfully, CISCE is now releasing item banks of competency-focused practice questions.”
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