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 ICSE Geography | Soil resources in India | ICSE Class X notes by Learners' Town Important Board Questions: 1) Soil formed due to weathering of igneous rocks 2) Soil rich in Iron Oxide 3) Define : (i) Leaching (ii) Pedogenesis 4) Name one important crop grown in the Black soil 5) Differences b/w : (i) Alluvial and Black soil                                          (ii) Alluvial soil and Black soil                                          (iii) Khadar and Bhangar soils                                        (iv) Alluvial soils of North and South India                   ...

 Assertive Nationalists ICSE Class 10 History Important Notes To get the Notes in PDF format  Click Here Important Points: 1. In the contributions the council has prescribed to do ONLY TWO contributions for each leader so you can learn any 3 to be on the safer side. 2. Please leave your feedback in the comments section below 3. For any queries check out the "Contact Us " Page 4. To share the notes with Your friends copy the following link: https://learnerstown1.blogspot.com

 Early Nationalists Class 10 ICSE History Important notes Click here to access the notes  in pdf format Important Points: 1. In the contributions the council has prescribed to do ONLY TWO contributions for each leader so you can learn any 3 to be on the safer side. 2. Please leave your feedback in the comments section below 3. For any queries check out the "Contact Us " Page 4. To share the notes with Your friends copy the following link: https://learnerstown1.blogspot.com/

  Finally, after a long long wait, the dates for the board examinations 2021 have been announced by the education minister. He went live today at 6:00 p.m. and announced the finalized dates for the CBSE board examinations.  As Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank said today, the CBSE board exams will be conducted  From      4th May 2021 If we talk about the ICSE board exams we can expect them to be conducted in the close vicinity of the CBSE dates. However, they are also expected to be released soon.

After my last blog, I've got a major response regarding any confirmed or apparent dates for the pre boards and board examinations. So here are my apparent Answers: Q.1:- When are Pre-boards 2021 going to take place? ANS-  There has been a lot of confusion regarding this. However, many reliable sources have provided information that there is a high probability that the ICSE and ISC Pre-board examinations will occur from the first week of January. However, nothing is 100 percent confirmed. As a student, it will be highly beneficial if you can brush-up your syllabus by the first week of January. Q.2:- What about the Board Examinations? ANS- No dates have yet been announced by either CISCE or CBSE. There is a very high chance that these exams will be postponed. However, we should also keep in mind that the govt. definitely wants the examination cycle to come back to its track. Therefore, the exams can most probably occur 20-30 days late. Even if they are further postponed, you will be ...

  2020 has been the year of twists and turns. Students haven't gone to schools since March 2020 and online classes are definitely not enough. With the advent of December, the "Exams" season has arrived. Generally, without the pandemic, students would be preparing for their board exams around this time. However, due to the Covid-19 situation, the atmosphere is full of several uncertainties.  However, the education minister Dr. Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank tweeted something to give a little relief to the students: On 10th December 2020, the education minister will be going live on Facebook and Twitter to address the concerns and doubts of students all over the country. The students can tweet their concerns on Twitter with #EducationMinisterGoesLive. The main topics to be discussed are: 1. CBSE Board Exams 2020-21 2. ICSE Board Exams 2020-21 3. Syllabus reduction for Board examinations (X and XII) 4. Syllabus reduction for JEE/NEET 2021 5. Dates about other important competitive...

  We have seen a couple of syllabus reductions from the 2 major councils of India, CBSE and CICSE. However there are some more things that are being considered by the boards during these times of crisis. Read on to find more: It has been observed by the councils, that after the 30 % syllabus reduction, many schools are still not able to pace the syllabus timely. A lot of areas and small towns also don't have proper access to internet facilities which is making it difficult for them to make up with online format of education.  An CISCE official said that the council can consider 2 possibilities. Either to make a further reduction in the syllabus or to postpone the boards examinations to somewhere in April-May. One of these possibilities can be considered and implemented by the council in the upcoming days.  The CBSE on the other hand has released its sample papers for the 2021 examinations and therefore there's a less chance for further syllabus reduction. The NCERT also r...