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 According to most students, ICSE checking is very lenient. Many students, on a QnA platform have shared that students always score 4–5% more that they would expect. According to an ICSE student Ash, "Before getting the result I was expecting 85–88% but I was happy to find out that I scored 90+. Though I’ll admit SST and English literature checking is not that lenient, because the papers are very easy. So don’t fear, just give your 100% and you’ll easily score 90+ in ICSE."Students are advised to maintain focus and finish their ICSE syllabus and know the exam pattern. They must also solve the ICSE sample papers and previous years question papers to familiarise with the marking scheme, difficulty level of the exam and more. 

The "best of 5 rule" in ICSE refers to the fact that the best five marks obtained by a student in any subject in the ICSE examination will be considered for calculation of the final result. This rule applies to all subjects, including languages and humanities.This means that students should focus on performing well in the subjects they are strong in, as their best five marks will be considered.The "best of 5 rule" can affect exam preparation in several ways. For example, students may need to prioritize their study time based on their strengths and weaknesses, and focus more on the subjects they are weaker in.Additionally, students may need to strategize their answering techniques, such as by attempting more questions they know well and fewer questions they are less confident in.Furthermore, the "best of 5 rule" can also impact students' decision to take ICSE exams or not, as some students may choose to take only the subjects they are confident in.It's important to note that the "best of 5 rule" is not a new rule and has been in place for several years. Therefore, students should be aware of it when preparing for their ICSE exams.Overall, understanding the "best of 5 rule" can help students make informed decisions about their exam preparation and study strategies. 

In case you're unable to download ICSE time table 2025 from the official website, you can click on ICSE time table 2025 class 10. This link will share the ICSE date sheet 2025 along with the ICSE time table 2025 PDF. The ICSE exams 2025 will begin from February and go on till March 2025. Once released, we will update the ICSE time table 2025 below.Students can check the ICSE date sheet 2024 below for reference: DateSubject21-Feb-2024English Language – English Paper 123-Feb-2024Literature in English – English Paper 226-Feb-2024History & Civics - H.C.G. Paper 1, History & Civics (Thailand) - H.G.T. Paper 128-Feb-2024Geography - H.C.G. Paper 2, Geography (Thailand) - H.G.T. Paper 229-Feb-2024Art Paper 1 (Still Life)1-Mar-2024Second Languages: Ao-Naga, Assamese, Bengali, Dzongkha, Garo, Gujarati, Kannada, Khasi, Lepcha, Mizo, Malayalam, Manipuri, Marathi, Nepali, Odia, Punjabi, Sanskrit, Tamil, Tangkhul, Telugu, UrduModern Foreign Languages: Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Korean, Modern Armenian, Portuguese, Spanish, Thai, Tibetan4-Mar-2024Physics - Science Paper 16-Mar-2024Economics (Group II Elective)7-Mar-2024Art Paper 2 (Nature Drawing/ Painting)11-Mar-2024Chemistry - Science Paper 213-Mar-2024(Group III-Elective)Carnatic Music, Commercial Applications, Computer Applications, Cookery, Drama, Economic Applications, Environmental Applications, Fashion Designing, French, German, Hindustani Music, Home Science, Hospitality Management, Indian Dance, Mass Media & Communication, Physical Education, Spanish, Western Music, YogaTechnical Drawing Applications15-Mar-2024Mathematics16-Mar-2024Art Paper 3 (Original Composition)18-Mar-2024Biology - Science Paper 320-Mar-2024Hindi22-Mar-2024Environmental Science (Group II Elective)27-Mar-2024Commercial Studies (Group II Elective)French (Group II Elective)28-Mar-2024Art Paper 4 (Applied Art)