Council for India School Certificate Examination was setup in 1958 as a replacement of the foreign Cambridge School Certificate Examination. Since then it has become one of the most prominent national board of school education in India. It conducts the Indian Certificate of Secondary Education and the Indian School Certificate examinations for Class X and Class XII respectively. In the year 2018 about 1.8 Lakhs students appeared in ICSE exams and nearly 73 thousand in ISC exams. Over 2000 schools are affiliated to CISCE, with some of the most prestigious schools such as The Shriram School, The Cathedral & John Connon School, Campion School, St. Paul’s School Darjeeling, St. George’s School Mussorie, Bishop Cotton Shimla, Rishi Valley School Chitoor, Sherwood College Nainital, The Lawrence School, The Assam Valley Schools and many more. Some of the Oldest & more Prestigious schools in India have ICSE curriculum.