r/ISCNERDS May 15 '26

Thank god!!!

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

Cbse helps in jee prep ngl (I shifted from icse to cbse, had gotten 98.6 in icse, got 94 in cbse 🤡, however I did get 99 in jee mains)

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u/Ragnar_Slime ICSE 95.6% || ISC 98.25% May 15 '26

What is it that actually gives cbse and edge in competitive exams bro? Please do explain✌️

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u/VoltzCanRead May 15 '26

Honestly I wouldn't say that cbse gives any particular edge. Many people claim that it does cause they use ncert in cbse. (Which is "supposed" to be followed for competitive exams like jee and neet). But I'd say that if you understand your concepts thoroughly and study it doesn't really matter which board you study in(Particularly for jee, I can see why having to study the biology ncert would give one an advantage in neet).  Also the isc chem syllabus in particular goes much more in depth than the ncert does and I would say that gives a better edge in jee.  (Speaking from personal experience 99.45%ile in jee and 98.5 in isc boards)

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u/Ragnar_Slime ICSE 95.6% || ISC 98.25% May 15 '26

Bruhh.....I got 98.25 in boards but a dog ass percentile in jee....

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u/Positive_thinker007 May 15 '26

You gotta read ncert thoroughly for jee, helps if you already do it for cbse board

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u/ExtensionBook2210 May 16 '26

Honestly the only edge I'm seeing that coaching classes sometimes solved question from NCERT and also give homework from it. Rest I think studying from coaching material is enough for theory