1. Know About Various Boards
The GALAXY EDUCATION SYSTEM
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IBDP 3436
IN128 CIE

2. Glimpses…into the world of :– National/ International Education…
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3. Welcome to one of the most exciting periods of life!!!

4. 2MM
Regardless of nationality, as soon as a student completes the 8th grade, the clock starts ticking. From that very moment the child has approximately - 
…Two Million Minutes until high school graduation…Two Million Minutes to build their intellectual foundation…Two Million Minutes to prepare for college and ultimately career…Two Million Minutes to go from a teenager to an adult

5. In other words….
How a student spends their Two Million Minutes - in class, at home studying, playing sports, working, sleeping, socializing or just goofing off -- will affect their economic prospects for the rest of their lives.
AND…
Reality is :- We are NOW left with 1MM….

6. The New Reality
In the 21st Century, everyone in the world can compete on an equal footing with everyone else. Therefore the difference between success and failure will be the ability to communicate and to understand.

7. The Borderless World The End of Walls The End of Distance
The End of Time
The End of Costs
According to the US State Department, there are 192 independent countries in the world. According to the Department of Commerce’s Trade Compliance Center, the United States is currently involved in 271 trade agreements and treaties.
Advanced communications technology means that anyone can contact anyone else, at any time.

8. Alphabets that we need to learn ….. Or Grab!!!
EAMCET
CLAT
CAT
SRMEE
MCAT
SAT-I
SAT-II
GRE
TOEFL
IELTS
IIST
KVYP
HBBVE
NTSE
TIFR- NEE
Olympiads
Physics
Chemistry
Math
Astronomy
SNAP
NATA
CPT
AIEEE
JEE
AIPMT
PMT
VITEE
GUJCET
CET/CAT

9. Name the Car you would like to Buy…..
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10. Do we still think of
Premier Padmini-
Ambassador
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11. If not Why?..
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12. Questions that any student has……..
‘Will it teach me what I need to know?
‘Will it get me where I want to be?
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13. Concerns from Parents….
Parents want to know that a qualification has International value and is accepted by Universities and Employers as evidence of real ability in the subject studied.
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14. Skills (a) Technical and technological skills, (b) Visionary skills,
Seven skills that are necessary for meaningful work in 21st century: 
(a) Technical and technological skills,
(b) Visionary skills,
(c) Organizational skills,
(d) Persuasive skills,
(e) Communication skills, and
(f) Ability to learn. 
(g)Problem Solving and Critical thinking
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15. Available Boards
There are state, national and international boards like the
Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC),
Indian Certificate for Secondary Education (ICSE),
Central Board for Secondary Education (CBSE),
National Institute of Open School (NIOS),
International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE-CIE)
International Baccalaureate (IB).
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16. MV Dhulasia School- Kotecha Chowk

17. SSC ( Gujarat Board)
10th Std equivalent for Gujarat- Vadodara/ HSC – Gandhinager.
39 state boards in India
All Subjects – 5 subjects by board/ MCQ upto 50%, 2 subjects assessed by School
Exam Reforms committee trying to included changes on the lines of CBSE
English medium Vs. Gujarati medium
Admissions in Gujarat and UGC affiliations…
GUJCET- and admission criterions
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18. HSC 5 subjects Semester system from June 2011 Admissions/ Shifting
Proposed changes:- effective from June 2011
5 subjects
Semester system from June 2011
Admissions/ Shifting
Semester objective types/ Semester 2-4 subjective types
Result after all 4 semesters- syllabus will be restructured to accommodate changes for 11th and 12th
GUJCET?
Admissions to professional Prog?

19. Are You Happy  …. being a Global Entrepreneur Or a
Local Entrepreneur
Regional Entrepreneur
National Entrepreneur Or a
Global Entrepreneur
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20. SN Kansagra School

21. CISCE Council for The Indian School Certificate Examination
Head Quarters New Delhi
The COUNCIL was established in 1958 by the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate to ensure that its examinations become adapted to the educational needs of the country and assign the ultimate control of the same on the COUNCIL. The COUNCIL was registered as a Society under the Societies Registration Act XXI of 1860 on 19 December, 1967.
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22. ICSE
ICSE; projects are integral part and there is emphasis on English language.
ICSE Syllabus is Extensive.
Prepares students for National competitions.
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23. ICSE
Gives Option of choosing streams and subjects as early as 8th std.
Students can drop a subject like Mathematics from this level. Some boards give these options at grade
International Boards gives range of subjects and choices that students need/ want for excellence.
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24. ISC
5 subjects
NO Major Change proposed as compared to CBSE/State Board
Options based on Choice of professional prog
Subject reviews ( E.Ed might be added to subjects and removed as a separate subject)
Common Admissions Tests

26. Central Board of Secondary Education
UP board set up in 1921, with rapid growth in 1952 was renamed as Central Board of Secondary Education.
Board today has 8979 schools on including 141 schools in 21 countries.  There are 897 Kendriya Vidyalayas, 1761 Government Schools, 5827 Independent Schools, 480 Jawahar Novodaya Vidyalayas and 14 Central Tibetean Schools.
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27. CBSE CBSE, offers in-depth view of all subjects.
While English is functional, meaning K.V. offers certain subjects in Hindi/ English also.
Syllabus is Intensive.
Prepares students for National competitions.
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28. CBSE CBSE international XII 5 subjects and similar system
New Options will be offered in India too
X grade exams optional!!
FA/SA and chaos (?)
AT ( aptitude test) and PT
( proficiency test)
Common Syllabus for Math/ Science proposed from 2012
Common Exams for Professional Prog by 2013
XII
5 subjects and similar system
Similar subject options
CBSE international

29. National Institute of Open Schooling
Accepted by AIU
Equally challenging programs/ courses
General Image – for students/ parents
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30. NIOS study Center @ MV Dhulasia School

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32. International Boards in India
Qualification from UK
Qualifications from USA
Qualifications from Switzerland
Qualifications from Australia
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33. Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)
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34. CIE
University of Cambridge International Examinations (CIE) is the world’s largest provider of international qualifications for 14–19 year olds.
CIE has worked in partnership with ministries of education, qualifications authorities and examination and assessment boards around the world for over 150 years. In some countries such as Singapore Cambridge examinations are the state qualification for students in secondary school.
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35. What is CIE ? University of Cambridge Cambridge CIE Assessment
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37. Common characteristics of Cambridge IGCSE/ AS/A syllabuses
Develops students’ independent learning, problem solving and enquiry skills.
Develops students’ knowledge and understanding across key subjects allowing schools to build world class curriculum.
Flexibility and cultural sensitivity helps students’ individualize the curriculum
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38. IGCSE……. means
The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) is a globally recognized qualification, offered by CIE in 125 countries, for years old , in over 70 subjects, since September 1985; taken at the Grade 10 level, similar to the Grade 10 examinations of the CBSE and ICSE or the middle years Program of the IB.
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39. Two Exam Sessions every Year:-
IGCSE/GCE –A levels assessment is conducted by UK assessment organization: Cambridge International Examinations (CIE)
Two Exam Sessions every Year:-
May/ June and October/November.
IGCSE/ GCE-A levels is Linear not Modular, so results in one session do not carry over to the next.
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40. 11th and 12th Advance Subsidiary level Advance levels
5/6 subjects at As Level
Advance levels
3/4 Subjects at A levels
Current trends students choose more than 6/7 subjects

41. Joining CIE Any child after MYP or class X exam
English Compulsory (11th std English equivalent o 12th Std language of any other board)
Freedom to choose subjects
Choices dependent on Professional growth/ aim/ admission to universities
Exams Twice in a Year
Reappearing for Improvement in Grades

42. For Students in India, CIE provides Grade equivalent in percentage, CIE also provides “expected grade certificate” which is accepted by most universities as per Association of Indian Universities(AIU) and students need to submit final mark sheets when they get their results in August.
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43. AS level exam at the end of 1 or 2 years‘
It is recognized by the Association of Indian Universities (AIU) as being at par with CBSE, ICSE, etc.
AS level exam at the end of 1 or 2 years
A’ level exam at the end of 2 years (usually)
AS level at the end of 1 year + ‘A’ level at the end of 2 years
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45. International Baccalaureate Organization
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46. Fact……
There are more than 9,00,000 IB students at 3147 schools in 140 countries. ...
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47. Boards at a glance ISC Std. 11-12 IB- Diploma Prog. CIE As/ A levles
Full form
Indian School Certificate (ISC)
International Baccalaureate
Advance Subsidiary
Advance Levels
Exams organized by
Council for the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education
Cambridge
International Education
Board HQ
New Delhi
Switzerland
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48. Overview of the IB programs
The IB offers comprehensive, research-based curricula, aligned with rigorous international standards. Each of the three academic programs emphasizes:
Flexible, yet comprehensive curriculum with rigorous international standards
Unique approach to trans-disciplinary learning using multiple instructional methodologies and teaching strategies
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Global focus with an emphasis on intercultural understanding
Development of the whole child, including requirements for arts and community service
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49. The Big Questions What is the IB? How does it work?
How is it distinctive?
What do universities and employers think?
Who is it for?
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50. What is the IB Diploma Programme?
A two year course equivalent to any 12th Grade HSC/ ISC/CBSE/As- A level programme.
Requiring students to study six subjects.
Tested by coursework and final exams.
Complemented by the theory of knowledge, an extended essay and a commitment to creativity, action and service .
Leading to an internationally recognised qualification for university entrance.
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51. Group 3 Individuals & Societies Group 4 Experimental Sciences
The Hexagon
Group 1 Language
6 Subjects
theoretically, all pupils take one from each group
Plus the Core
Theory of Knowledge
Extended Essay
Creativity, Action, Service
Group 6 The Arts
Group 2 Second Language
Group 3 Individuals & Societies
Group 5 Mathematics
Group 4 Experimental Sciences
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52. The Hexagon Each worth 7pts + 3 for the Core = 45 pts overall
Group 1 Language
English HL/SL
Group 2 Second Language
All pupils take:
3 Standard (SL)
3 Higher (HL)
Each worth 7pts
+ 3 for the Core
= 45 pts overall
Group 6 The Arts
French HL/SL**
Hindi SL
Visual Arts HL/SL
Maths HL/SL Maths Studies SL
Eco/Busi.& Mgmt.
Geo/Psycho History HL/SL
Biology Chemistry Physics & EVS HL/SL
Group 5 Mathematics
Group 3 Individuals & Societies
Group 4 Experimental Sciences
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53. Why 6 Subjects? A rounded and full education. Options open for:
Discovering new interests and abilities.
Changes of heart and mind.
University and career choices.
Many pupils are simply far too young to narrow their intellectual horizons at
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54. Breadth and Depth Higher Level (HL) subjects give the depth.
Standard Level (SL) subjects add the breadth.
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55. Plus… The Core EE ToK CAS Extended Essay Theory of Knowledge
Creativity, Action,
Service EE
ToK
CAS
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56. Theory of Knowledge Challenges Pupils to:
Ask questions
Appreciate uncertainty and difference
Develop critical judgement
Detect bias
Reflect
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57. Theory of Knowledge- TOK
Would it make any difference if maths did not exist?
Can you think without using words?
How do we tell right from wrong?
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58. Extended Essay:- NO EE NO Diploma
4,000 words over 40 hours of private study and writing.
Develops the independent research and writing skills and the academic honesty expected by universities.
Allows pupils to choose and develop an area of passionate personal interest within one of their subjects.
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59. Extended Essay …
The opportunity to investigate a topic of special interest.
Way to add breadth to high school learning .
Way to deepen studies by selecting a topic in one of the IB courses selected by student.
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60. -:Creativity, Action and Service:- The Whole Person..
150 hours required over two years
No CAS; No Diploma
Spirit of CAS:
learning through experience
leadership and teamwork
responsible, compassionate citizenship
local and global engagement
developing the whole person
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61. CAS Creativity Action and Service Music, Dance, Drama, Debating
Art, Design
Film, Writing
Action and Service
Sports
Expeditions
Aid Projects
Community Service
Fundraising
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62. Assessment in the Diploma Programme—External assessment
Some assessment tasks are conducted and overseen by teachers without the restrictions of examination conditions, but are then marked externally by examiners. Examples include:
world literature assignments for language A1
written assignments for language A2
essays for theory of knowledge and extended essays.

63. Assessment in the Diploma Programme—students are assessed both internally and externally in ways that measure individual performance against stated objectives for each subject.
In most subjects at least some of the assessment is carried out internally by teachers, who mark individual pieces of work produced as part of a course of study. Examples include:
oral exercises in language subjects
projects
student portfolios
class presentations
practical laboratory work
mathematical investigations
artistic performances.

64. Issues: INDIA
Three major issues:
1. Timing of the Indian school year. The release of exam results on July 5th for May session exams is late as compared to the Indian HSC exam results which are issued in the first week of June.
2. The percentile equivalence to IB DP grades as there is a great demand for admissions in the leading Indian colleges.
3. Need to get predicted grades accepted by more universities. Need to ensure validity of predicted grades.
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65. Progress: INDIA
The Association of Indian Universities based in New Delhi has accepted the DP as equivalent to the +2 program in India.
University of Mumbai / University of Pune /University of Delhi / Symbiosis / University of Bangalore and many more universities Accept students with IBDP grades.
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66. For professional courses like engineering and medical, entrance tests are mandatory. IB DP students are eligible to sit for these tests provided they have opted for the right subject combinations.
Comparative Curriculum Study (IB DP vs. ICSE vs. CBSE Board) underway with CIE, University of Delhi.
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67. INDIA- Schools have two options;
A) Indian school students could sit for the November Exam Session (Currently University of Mumbai accepts predicted grades and will take students with certificates 24+)
This is sent by IBAP to schools latest by July 10th.
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68. INDIA- Schools have two options
b) Issue accurate predicted grades for provisional admission into Indian Colleges.
Thus an additional mark sheet is being issued for students seeking admission in Indian colleges only if their schools make a request to IBCA on a B2 form.
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69. Last But Not the Least….
Never Choose a Programme because MOST students follow that….or SEEMS popular
There are Many a MORE options than we think that they exist…

70. Questions….
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71. Thank- You
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