Things to know about IB schools in India

1
Things to know about IB schools in India
2

• Today, parents can select from a wide variety of
  educational boards to enroll their children in
  school. The International Baccalaureate (IB)
  curriculum is now highly regarded and accepted by
  all universities in addition to the GCSE or IGCSE
  Certificate on both Cambridge and Edexcel. The
  term "International Baccalaureate" is referred to
  as "IB."
• Three distinct educational programmes make up
  this widely recognized school system
• The Primary Years Programme (PYP) (Kindergarten
  to Class 5).
• The Middle Years Programme is known as (Class 6
  to Class 10).
• The Diploma Programme (Class 11 to Class 12).

3

• The International Baccalaureate Organization
  (IBO), a non-profit educational organization with
  headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, established
  the IB programme in 1968. The IBO is an
  international organization that is unaffiliated
  with any government and free of national
  political educational goals, despite having its
  headquarters in Switzerland.
• The best IB schools in India programme is more
  application-based and practical. It covers a
  wider range of topics that promote all-around
  development.
• IB exams don't assess students' speed or memory
  they test their knowledge. Exams are not given
  until the Middle Years Program (Class 10). The IB
  pedagogy places more emphasis on "how to learn"
  than "what to learn."
• Comparatively difficult to educational boards
  like CBSE and ICSE is the IB curriculum. However,
  the difficulty is in the quality of the tasks
  rather than their quantity.

4

• How do IB World Schools operate?
• IB World Schools are institutions approved by the
  International Baccalaureate Organization and
  offer the IB curriculum. In India, there are just
  18 IB World Schools spread across 11 cities. In
  the previous five months alone, five of these
  institutions have started to offer IB.
• Is the IB recognized internationally and in
  India?
• Because of IB's strict requirements and high
  standards, colleges and institutions all over the
  world accept the IB Diploma as a credible entry
  certificate to universities and a superior
  academic programme. In May 2004, more than 50,000
  students registered for the IB Diploma Program.
• IB is evaluated with Class 12 CBSE, ICSE, NIOS,
  or State Boards by the Association of Indian
  Universities (AIU). However, occasionally,
  reports surface of IB students having trouble
  getting into particular Indian colleges and
  universities.

5

• Why should I choose IB for my kid?
• Top IB schools in India cultivates abilities in
  critical analysis, evaluation, and thought. This
  crucial ability serves them well not only in
  school and college but also in life. Writing
  research papers in a variety of areas as part of
  the coursework, or IAs, requires students to
  choose their own themes and carry out the
  activity autonomously.