ICSE Board Class 10 Exam Pattern 2024

ICSE Board Class 10 Exam Pattern: The ICSE Board Class 10 exam pattern is released by the board on its official website. The CISCE Council of the Indian School Certificate Examination is the conducting body responsible for the ICSE class 10 exams and releases the exam pattern before the exams. This year the board will conduct exams for ICSE Class 10 in the last week of February 2024. Students need to get familiar with the exam pattern to be exam ready.

In this article, students can find all the details regarding the ICSE Board Class 10 exams. Knowing the exam pattern will help students understand the exam better and strategize their further course of action. Students can bookmark this article and refer to it when starting their studies. Continue reading to learn more about the ICSE Class 10 exam pattern.

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ICSE Class 10 Important Details

Just like before solving a problem, one needs to understand the problem; similarly, before starting with the exam preparation, students must try to understand the exam.

To help students do that, given below are some important details that the students can refer to to understand the exam properly. This will help them have an overall idea about the exam and tackle the exam efficiently. Keep reading to know more about the ICSE Board Class 10 exam pattern.

Particulars	Details
Exam Name	ICSE Class 10th Exam 2024
Board	ICSE Board
Conducting Body	CISCE (Council of the Indian School Certificate Examination)
Exam Date	Last Week of February 2024
Exam Duration	3 Hours
Exam Mode	Offline

ICSE Class 10 Exam Pattern

Given below is the ICSE Board Class 10 exam pattern. The ICSE Board Class 10 exams are conducted for 100 marks. These are divided into theory and practical, referred to as internal and external marks, respectively. The theory exam is conducted for 80 marks, and the practical exam is conducted for 20 marks. For a detailed explanation, refer to the table below.

Groups	Subjects Under Different Groups	Internal Marks (%)	External Marks (%)
I	(i) History, Civics, Geography (ii) English (iii) Second Language (one/two)	80	20
II	(iii) Science (Physics, Chemistry, Biology) (iv) Mathematics (v) Commercial Studies (vi) Economics (vii) Environmental Science (viii) A Classical Language (ix) A Modern Foreign Language	80	20
III	(i) Arts (ii) Performing Arts (iii) Computer Applications (iv) Economic Applications (v) Commercial Applications (vi) Fashion Designing (vii) Physical Education (viii) Yoga (ix) Cookery (x) Home Science (xi) A Modern Foreign Language (xii)Technical Drawing Applications (xiii) Environmental Applications	50	50