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ENGLISH PAPER 1    • ISC 2018 ENGLISH PAPER 1 (LANGUAGE) |QUEST...  
ENGLISH PAPER 2    • ISC 2018 ENGLISH PAPER 2 (LITERATURE) |QUE...  
PHYSICS PAPER 1    • ISC 2018 PHYSICS (QUESTION PAPERS)  
MATHEMATICS    • ISC 2018 MATHEMATICS (QUESTION PAPERS)  
HINDI    • ISC 2018 HINDI (QUESTION PAPERS)  
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PHYSICS PAPER 2 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1mSs...
CHEMISTRY PAPER 2 https://drive.google.com/open?id=1J5R...

The Indian School Certificate Examination has been designed as an examination, through the medium of English, in accordance with the recommendations of the New Education Policy 1986, after a two-year course of studies beyond the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (Year-10) Examination or its equivalent.
All candidates must enter and sit for English (compulsory), with three, four or five elective subjects and must have been evaluated internally by the School and secured a pass grade in Socially Useful Productive Work and Community Service (compulsory).

Private candidates are not permitted to appear for the examination.
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CONCESSIONS TO CHILDREN WITH
SPECIAL NEEDS
The Council is prepared to give special consideration and make necessary arrangements in respect of candidates who are handicapped in any way, which might affect their performance in the ICSE (X) / ISC (XII) Examination.

When a candidate suffers some injury or bereavement or dire unforeseen circumstance which may adversely affect his or her performance in the examination, the Special Difficulty procedure is used. A form is forwarded to the Council by the Head of the candidates’ school and the candidates’ examination answer script is then given special consideration by a committee before the issue of the results. The Council’s committee does not give a "blanket" concession but treats every case on its merit, for experience has shown that candidates working under similar unusual stress are affected in widely different ways. For this reason the Special Difficulty Form provides for the performance of the affected candidate to be compared with that of his/her other classmates.
Special Arrangements

Depending on the nature and degree of the Special Difficulty the Council is prepared to make special arrangements, subject to the Convener concerned being convinced of the need and being able to provide the necessary facilities, and if the candidate accepts the responsibility for any additional expenses which may be incurred. The following special arrangements are the most common, either singly or in various combinations:

Allowance of additional time. The normal maximum additional allowance is at the rate of 15 minutes in a 1-hour paper, 30 minutes in a 2-hour paper, and 45 minutes in a 3-hour paper, but these allowances may be varied according to circumstances. When a candidates’ speed of writing is affected by his handicap, a greater allowance may be granted in a paper requiring extensive writing such as English Literature or history than in a paper of, for example, the short answer type.

AllowUse of an amanuensis. When a candidate’s performance is affected to such an extent that any reasonable allowance of extra time would not meet the difficulty, the use of an amanuensis may be permitted (with or without extra time). The amanuensis normally would be a fellow pupil, who has not reached the same academic standard in the subject as the candidate. Similar arrangements may be permitted in practical examinations.

The typing of answers by the candidate.

The question paper may be read out, but not explained in any way, to candidates who have defective eyesight or a certified reading disability.
http://www.cisce.org/Concessions.aspx