Education and Career Forum

Friends,
My daughter now studying in 11th standard in G.G. International School Pune (CBSE, Chennai Region). As my job here will finish soon when she will be in class 12th. Is it possible by CBSE rules to get admission in CBSE, (Delhi Region) school in 12th class with same subjects?

Yes, you can transfer from Chennai to Delhi Region to study 12th CBSE.
You have to submit following documents to your new school at the time of selection :

School Leaving certificate
Migration certificate
10th and 11th Marks sheet
Character certificate

Submit them to the new school and your daughter will get admission there.

Yes, Definitely she will get admitted into CBSE school of Delhi. She will continue with the same subjects or stream. She would required the following documents at the time of admission-

>Transfer certificate from previous school.
>Migration certificate.
>Character Certificate.
>Report card of class 11th.

By fulfilling all the formalities and procedure of new school and by paying the fee your daughter will get the admission.

Yes, of course your daughter will get admission in Delhi region. Make sure that your daughter remains in same board that is CBSE. Mainly you need Migration certificate for this which you can get from the previous school of your daughter. Transfer certificate and report card of class 11th may also required. Firstly, you have to visit the school campus in Delhi where your daughter wants to take admission. Then you have to follow the admission procedure.

It is possible to take a admission in delhi region cl in 10th class from channai region?

I am studying in 10th std Indian School Ajman (CBSE,DELHI BOARD), so after 10th I am going to India(Kerala) . So if I go to a school following CBSE ,CHENNAI BOARD for 11th std is there any difficulty in studying the syllabus ?????? Which one is a better option following DELHI BOARD or CHENNAI BOARD ???

If you are in state board, then yes syllabus would be different. But if you are in CBSE board then syllabus would be the same because CBSE stands at central level, whereas state boards have a limited boundary that is within states. We cannot compare which board is good, it is up to you how you study.