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ICSE Class 11

icse class 11

About the Course

The Indian School Certificate, often referred to as ISC, is an examination for Class 11 students, administered by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). For schools affiliated with the Council, the academic year typically starts in mid-March and ends in the first week of June, although some schools may commence the academic year as early as February.

The mentors ensure that the students overcome complex sections and explain complex ideas to them easily. They provide one-on-one sessions where they assist student to identify their strengths and weaknesses in all the subjects. At Acamind, we are dedicated to exam preparation by providing practice tests, revision techniques, and effective time management strategies. Besides academic achievements, we also motivate and encourage the student, thus giving them the strength and courage necessary when tackling difficult areas of the subjects.

Curriculum in ICSE Class 11

Every student who intends to write the examination for Class 11 has some set of subjects that he or she must complete. In Class 11, there are altogether six subjects and the combo is made up of compulsory and other subjects.

  1. English is the compulsory subject.
  2. The student is expected to choose between three, four or five elective subjects. The School will be assessed internally for a secured passing mark in Socially Useful Productive work & Community Services (which is compulsory).
  3. The student is not allowed to select more than six subjects, including the compulsory subject English.
  4. Following combination of subjects are not permitted:
  • Physics with Engineering Science
  • Geometrical & Building Drawing with Geometrical & Mechanical Drawing


Compulsory Subject

  • English

Elective Subjects

  • Indian Languages
  • Modern Foreign Languages: Chinese, French, German, Tibetan, Spanish
  • Classical Languages: Arabic, Sanskrit, Persian
  • Elective English
  • History
  • Political Science
  • Geography
  • Sociology
  • Psychology
  • Economics
  • Commerce
  • Accounts
  • Business Studies
  • Mathematics
  • Physics
  • Chemistry
  • Biology
  • Home Science
  • Fashion Designing
  • Electricity & Electronics
  • Engineering Science
  • Computer Science
  • Geometrical & Mechanical Drawing
  • Geometrical & Building Drawing
  • Art
  • Music (Indian or Western)
  • Physical Education
  • Environmental Science
  • Biotechnology
  • Mass Media & Communication
  • Hospitality Management
  • Legal Studies

ICSE Class 11 Preparation Tips

  • Check the timetables of ICSE Class 11 and plan your study schedule accordingly. Major topics and typical questions should be determined and every student should concentrate on these topics. 

  • It should be the goal of the students to finish the syllabus one month before the exam so as to have time to revise. 

  • If during the preparation process you read all the materials, focus on the subjects that you consider to be more challenging for you. 

  • Do not have long durations of study without taking some sort of break, one must take breaks but at limited intervals only. 

  • After you are done with the ICSE Class 11 syllabus make the necessary changes and observe efficiency in study plan. 

  • One must look at the previous years question papers so that a pattern of questions may be develop. 

  • Solve as many ICSE class 11 sample papers as possible as this will help you improve on your speed and be able to check your answers.

  • Any kind of trouble you face while pursuing the ICSE Class 11 syllabus at Acamind, do not feel shy to discuss with your teachers or your mentors because we are always readily available for your help.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the passing mark for ICSE Class 11 exams?
The passing mark for ICSE Class 11 exams is typically 35% in each subject.
Yes, practical exams are included for subjects like Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Computer Science.
Subject changes are usually allowed early in the academic year, but you should consult your school’s policy.
The exams are usually conducted in February or March, depending on the school’s schedule.

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