CBSE starts 'Foreign Schools Cell' for foreign students

Foreign Schools Cell

Reputation of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) is not restricted only to Indian. The central board has associated affiliated schools in 25 other nations which is evidence of its improving power in university education sector. To better provide these affiliated schools, the Panel has now designed a 'Foreign Schools Cell' (FSC) which will be centered out of Delhi.

The FSC will instantly be manned with two superintendent position authorities but they'll have their process cut out as 60,300 learners have authorized overseas with CBSE from Std IX-XII. Moreover to the two, mature CBSE formal Sanjay Sachdeva, who currently is part of the CBSE-i device, has been hired as the anchorman get in touch with and nodal official for international educational institutions to organize and take care of problems. Sachdeva will also look into various problems and needs, such as problems with regards to association, instructors, exams, guides, sychronisation etc.

The CBSE-i is kind of a additional education board of CBSE with a program that concentrates on students who plan to go overseas for college. However, since its release last year it has had a warm reaction. So far no university in Maharashtra has implemented the CBSE-i program.


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Submission of Online application : Oct 11 - 31
Last date for receipt of Confirmation Page: Nov 7
Exam date: Feb 16
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