Most of the schools in India have CBSE Board or ICSE which is recognized only in India, focusing more theory knowledge were they trained only to memorizes and produce the same during which helps just to get good marks, but they cannot gain any practical experience and get exposure to skill-based learning.
IB Board is predominately aimed to give the students the right exposure by focusing on holistic learning, intellectual thinking and communication skills. IB syllabi is a perfect blend of Physical Personality, logical development, value system, emotional/social needs, and academics.
IB gives more preference to subjects like Language, Arts, and Humanities at a higher level.IB follows a different approach where they have no textbooks or a few textbooks. They believe in learning the concepts than just memorizing without understanding.
Their primary focus lies on “How to Learn” rather than “What to Learn.” And the students are tested on practical knowledge or skill-based expertise and not on memory and speed.
• The IGCSE and IB are recognized all over the world
• Parents having career shifts across the globe ideal chose the IB board as they will want their child not to have issues during admissions anywhere around the globe. Also, the child can cope up if they have been following the IB board throughout the schooling.
• Many Universities in the UK like Oxford, Cambridge, London School of Economics, Imperial College London and University College of London expect admissions of students only from IB Diploma or A level qualifications
• IB Diploma is recognized and is equivalent to XII standard nationally.
• There is a reasonable increase in the number of parents in India who are looking at International Boards for their children in the positive way as they want to keep their child away from the race of marks and focus more skill-based knowledge.
• Many universities admissions are very competitive around the world; they would tests student’s thinking abilities than just scores and IB Curriculum will help the student achieve that.