Indian curriculum schools in Singapore

About the Indian curriculum

The Indian curriculum, primarily represented by CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) in international settings, provides a thorough and affordable education system with strong foundations in mathematics, science, and technology. CBSE is one of the largest education boards globally, with affiliated schools in over 25 countries. The curriculum is regularly updated to incorporate 21st-century skills while maintaining its renowned emphasis on analytical problem-solving and quantitative reasoning.

• Strong foundation in mathematics, science, and technology
• Affordable education option with high academic standards
• CBSE board examinations — recognized by universities worldwide
• NEP 2020 reforms introducing flexibility and competency-based learning
• Extensive network of affiliated schools globally
• Emphasis on competitive exam preparation and analytical thinking

Suits: Families seeking a cost-effective, academically strong education system with excellent preparation for competitive examinations and STEM fields. Ideal for students with strong analytical aptitude and families from the Indian subcontinent or those planning higher education in India.

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