Mumbai: Scores rush to non-state boards for Class XI

Source: The Times of India

The city’s high schools affiliated to national and international boards have seen healthy admissions to Class XI this academic year. Blame it on the state government’s plan to behavior the post-Class X Common Entrance
Test (CET) and to give favorite to students who take it for admissions to junior colleges or the expectable delay in starting the academic year, enrolment in other non- Maharashtra board organizations has increased, say educationists. Classes for Grade XI in ISC CBSE the IBDP programme and Cambridge AS levels in most schools have already begun or start in early August. “In most schools, we are seeing students have continued in the same system. There is no certainty over CET and when the results will be out and admissions will begin,” said Kavita Aggarwal, chairman, Members of International Schools’ Association. At Podar School , CBSE Class XI has seen an around 12% increase in staffing compared with the previous year, but admissions are still on, said principal . Suman Samar

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