Cambridge Upper Secondary, designed for learners aged 14 to 16 years, builds on the foundation of the Cambridge Lower Secondary programme.
The Cambridge IGCSE provides a broad and balanced study across a wide range of subjects, utilising learner-centred and enquiry-based approaches to teaching and learning.
The Cambridge International Certificate in Education (ICE) is awarded to candidates who pass at least seven Cambridge IGCSE subjects, including two from Group 1 and one from each of Groups 2 to 5. The seventh subject can be chosen from any of the syllabus Groups 2 to 5.
To apply to colleges in India, students must have a minimum of six subjects, excluding Drama, Physical Education, and Global Perspectives. A subject will be offered only if there are at least ten students interested in taking it. The school reserves the right to change or drop a subject based on discretion.
| GROUP 1-A – Languages (1st, 2nd & Foreign) |
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| GROUP 1-B – Languages (1st, 2nd & Foreign) |
OR OR |
| GROUP 2 – (Humanities & Social Sciences) |
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| GROUP 3 – (Sciences) |
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| GROUP 4 – (Mathematics) |
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| GROUP 5 – (Creative & Professional) |
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# Environmental Management can be counted as either a Group 2 (Humanities & Social Sciences) or a Group 3 (Sciences) subject.Cambridge Global Perspectives (as a seventh subject) can be counted as either a Group 2 (Humanities & Social Sciences) or a Group 5 (Creative & Professional) subject, but not both.
* Please note that these subjects are currently not recognized by Indian universities.
