Senior Secondary Faqs
Skill Stork International School is an authorized Cambridge International School and our affiliation code is IA475. Also we are an IB school and our affiliation code is 061905.
Cambridge: https://connectedtot.com/find-a-cambridge-school/Details/skill-stork-international-school
Every student studying in international board is eligible for all colleges and universities in India from local/state/private/central funded/aided
Students studying in International board have two open doors of opportunities (i) in the country and (ii) abroad.
Cambridge A & AS Level students have two examination options:
1. Staggered: 50% of exams in Grade 11 (AS Level) and the remaining 50% in Grade 12 (A Level).
2. Direct: All exams at the end of Grade 12 (A Level).
The IBDP board examination covers the complete syllabus of Grades 11 and 12.
Cambridge A & AS Level board examinations cover the entire syllabus of Grades 11 and 12.
Cambridge regulations require students to take at least three subjects at AS and A Levels. However, for students aiming for national competitive exams or admission to Indian colleges, the school mandates five subjects.
CBSE Grades 11 and 12 require five compulsory subjects, including a first language. Students may take a sixth, additional subject, which can be skill-based or a core subject. They also study three internal assessment subjects: General Aptitude, Physical Education, and Work Experience.
Skill-based subjects offered by the school include AI, Entrepreneurship, Design Thinking, and Innovation.
The Association of Indian Universities recognizes both IB and CAIE qualifications. Many Indian universities actively seek students with these qualifications.
Cambridge: https://www.cambridgeinternational.org/Images/301400-india-recognition-statements-as-level.pdf
IB: https://www.ibo.org/contentassets/d883e8b8f46446079f14679a9a6971c3/india-recognition-guide-2016.pdf
Students can sit for any examination in the country, including IIT/NEET or any nationally recognized exam, with an edge in critical thinking and problem-solving abilities.
IBDP students take their board examinations at the end of Grade 12. For instance, if a student joins in 2025, they will sit for exams between April and May 2027, with results published in the first week of August.
The CBSE Grade 12 board examination covers the syllabus taught in Grade 12.
CBSE board examinations take place at the end of Grade 12.
IBDP students must study six subjects: three at Standard Level (SL) and three at Higher Level (HL). There are two types of Grade 12 qualifications, both equally valued:
Regular Diploma: Six subjects (3 HL and 3 SL) - one from each Group 1-5 and the sixth from any group. IBDP core requirements must be met.
Irregular Diploma: Six subjects (3 HL and 3 SL) - three from Group 4 (Sciences), one each from Groups 1, 2, and 5. IBDP core requirements must be met.
Cambridge regulations require students to take at least three subjects at AS and A Levels. However, for students aiming for national competitive exams or admission to Indian colleges, the school mandates five subjects.
CBSE Grades 11 and 12 require five compulsory subjects, including a first language. Students may take a sixth, additional subject, which can be skill-based or a core subject. They also study three internal assessment subjects: General Aptitude, Physical Education, and Work Experience.
Skill-based subjects offered by the school include AI, Entrepreneurship, Design Thinking, and Innovation.