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COUNCIL FOR THE INDIAN SCHOOL CERTIFICATEEXAMINATIONS
JULY – SEPTEMBER 2016 For private circulation only
Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations
Registered Office: Head Office: East Zone Office:
Pragati House,3rd Floor, 47-48, NehruPlace,New Delhi-110 019
Telephones: (011)
26411706, 26413820,
30820091
Fax: 26234575
E-mail: [email protected]
Plot No. 35-36, Sector VI,Pushp Vihar,M.B. Road, Saket,New Delhi-110 017
Telephones: 011-
29564831/33/37
E-mail: [email protected]
3rd Floor, 5, Lala LajpatRai Sarani (Elgin Road),Kolkata-700 020
Telephones: (033)
22816921/22/23
Fax: 22816924
E-mail: [email protected]
Web Site: http://www.cisce.org
Page No.
Important Notifications 1National Awards for Teachers - Year 2016 4
Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (Class - X) 5
Indian School Certificate Examination (Class - XII) 7News – Congratulatory Message from the Chairman and Members ofthe Executive Committee – CISCE to all affiliated Schools.
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Excerpts from “Education World” 10The Derozio Award 11
CONTENTS
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CONFIRMATION AND CORRECTIONS OF ENTRIES FOR THE ICSE / ISC 2017EXAMINATIONS
Confirmation and corrections of Entries for the ICSE / ISC 2017 Examinations will not be sentin a hard copy format to schools but will be made available online.
The Entries of candidates have been made available for viewing through individual schoollog-in on the CAREERS portal of the Council from 1st June, 2016. The procedure regardingaccessing data of your students and confirming their entries for the Year 2017 Examination willbe the same as last year.
The last date for online confirmation and corrections of Entries along with the Examinationcharges will be 31st August, 2016 without late charges and 7th September 2016 with latecharges.
Kindly note that after 7th September 2016, NO CORRECTIONS in the SUBJECT/Soffered by the candidates for the ICSE/ISC Year 2017 Examinations will be accepted bythe Council.
Payment of examination charges for candidates who will be taking the ICSE / ISC 2017Examinations is to be made online. The charges due from individual schools will beautomatically calculated by the system based on the number of candidates whose entries havebeen confirmed by the schools.
Entries of Code 3 & Code 4 candidates along with their examination charges for the Year 2017Examinations will also be submitted online.
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REGISTRATION OF CANDIDATES FOR ICSE / ISC 2018 EXAMINATIONS
Registration of candidates for ICSE 2018 Examination has to be done online through theCAREERS portal of the Council from 1st June 2016 to 31st August, 2016 without late chargesand till 10th September, 2016 with late charges.
For ISC 2018 Examination, online registration will be accepted from 1st June 2016 to 10th
September 2016.
Request for transfer of registration of candidates from one affiliated school to another affiliatedschool, corrections in entry details of candidates, withdrawal of candidates registered forICSE / ISC 2018 Examinations will be accepted online after the registration period.
ONLINE FORMS FOR NOMINATING INSPECTORS, SUPERVISING EXAMINERSAND VISITING EXAMINERS
The online module for nominating Inspectors, Supervising Examiners, Visiting Examiners andSpecial Co-ordinators (if any) will be made available on the CAREERS portal of the Councilfrom 1st September, 2016 to 30th September, 2016. This online module will be madeaccessible only to the Conveners appointed for the Year 2017 Examinations.
TRANSFER OF EXAMINATION CENTRES
Request for Transfer of Examination Centres for candidates taking the Year 2017 Examinationswill be entertained online only till 15th December 2016.
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PERMANENT AFFILIATION
Schools whose period of provisional affiliation has expired must apply for Permanentaffiliation.
Schools that have not taken the ICSE X or ISC XII Examinations must intimate the Council,regarding the number of years the school has not presented candidates and the reasons for thesame.
As per the CISCE Rules for affiliation, Schools that do not register candidates in Class IX fortaking the Class X Examination, for five years continuously after being granted PermanentAffiliation, shall be de-affiliated and delisted.
CHANGE OF THE HEAD OF SCHOOL
Heads of all affiliated Schools are informed that the Council will incorporate the change in the names ofHeads of Schools, provided the Managements of Schools notify the same in writing to the Council.
Since the Council deals with only the Heads of Schools, any appointment other than that of the Head ofthe School (e.g. Director, C.E.O. Rector/Bursar/Dean of Studies, Vice-Principal) need NOT be notifiedto the Council.
SCHOOL CODE
Heads of Schools are requested to use the School Code in all their correspondence with the office of theCouncil for the Indian School Certificate Examinations. Kindly have your School Code printed on theSchool letterhead and Transfer Certificates.
PERIODIC UPDATES
Heads of Schools are requested to kindly log on to the CAREERS PORTAL and click on the tile“Periodic Updates” for regular update.
Kindly enter all details as specified with given changes ‘if any’ (Change of Principal, Contact Nos/ Fax/Email IDs etc.) in the ‘Periodic Update form” before submission. All completed forms will then beapproved and updated accordingly in the “My School” module by the Council.
In the case of a new appointment of a Principal, it is requested to kindly submit scanned copies of theEducational Qualifications i.e., Post Graduate Degree Certificates and Bachelor of Education DegreeCertificates. Teaching experience and Contact (Mobile Phone No) may also be sent through email:[email protected] for necessary changes in the School Information Record (My School).
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NATIONAL AWARDS FOR TEACHERS OF SCHOOLS AFFILIATED TOTHE COUNCIL YEAR 2016
The Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India, gives SixNational Awards to the Teachers/Principals of schools affiliated to the Council.
(a) GENERAL CATEGORY
Five Awards are given in this category.Teachers / Heads meeting the following broad criteria may apply:
1. Qualified and trained.
2. Minimum teaching experience of 15 years for Teachers and 20 years forHeads in schools affiliated to the Council.
3. Contributed significantly to co-curricular activities/games/sports.
4. Commands respect among students and colleagues.
5. Held in high esteem by the community, particularly the parents.
(b) SPECIAL CATEGORY
One Award is given to the following category of teachers:
1. Teachers with disabilities working in regular schools.
2. Special teachers or trained general teachers who may have doneoutstanding work for Inclusive Education.
The eligibility for the above Special Category is 10 years’ classroom experiencefor teachers and 15 years for Headmasters/Principals. The other eligibilityconditions remain the same as mentioned in the Awards booklet.
Application forms are available and may be downloaded from the Council’swebsite; www.cisce.org
The last date for receiving entries is 31st August, 2016.
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1. CALENDAR FOR THE ICSEEXAMINATION OF MARCH 2017
31st July 2016: The last date forreceipt of reportson arrangements forthe ICSE 2017Examination fromthe Conveners.
31stAugust 2016: The last datefor confirmationof entries for theICSE March 2017Examination to bereceived online.(without latecharge).
31stAugust 2016: The last date foronline submission ofentry for candidatesnot in attendance atschool.
1st September to30th September 2016:
The dates foronline submissionof Nominationof SupervisingExaminers /Inspectors.
15th December 2016 The last date foronline submission ofapplications fortransfer of centres.
15th February 2017 The last date foronline submission ofwithdrawalapplications.
2. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THEMARCH 2017 ICSE EXAMINATION
The Convener of each local committee forthe Indian Certificate of SecondaryEducation is requested to convene a meetingof Heads of Schools which are preparingcandidates for the ICSE Examination tomake arrangements for the March 2017Examination. The Agenda should include:
(i) The election or re-election of aConvener of the local committee.
(ii) Convener/s is/are not allowed tocontinue for more than threeconsecutive years and should be electedon rotation once every three years. Thisis applicable for schools, where thereare more than two or more affiliatedschools in the same city / town.
(iii) The number and location of centresfor the March 2017 Examination.
Independent Centres will normally notbe allotted to schools with less than 15candidates. If there are schools havingless than 15 candidates from the sameCity/Town, they should have a commoncentre.
Examination Centres will be allotted toSchools only if in addition to presentingthe minimum required number ofcandidates for the Examination, theschool also nominates an adequatenumber of examiners.
(iv) The arrangements for SupervisingExaminers and the honorarium to bepaid to Supervising Examiners.
(v) The arrangements for invigilators forthe Examination.
Indian Certificate of Secondary Education Examination (Class – X)
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(vi) Arrangements for Visiting Examinersfor Science Practical / InternalAssessment in various subjects offeredby the candidates of a school and theamount to be paid to them.
Note:Science Practicals are to beinternally assessed.
(vii) The amount of local charges to becharged other than item (v) above.
(viii) Special arrangements with banks forthe safe custody of question papers.
Any other matter which is considerednecessary for the administration of theexamination in the area.It is requested that the Convener send areport on the action taken and the decisionsarrived at, on the items mentioned above and
other matters that may have been raised ordecided at the meeting.
The report on arrangements for examinationis to be submitted by the conveners online.
3. CHANGE OF SUBJECTS NOTPERMITTED
Change of subjects will not be permittedonce the entries for the ICSE (X)Examinations have been received from theschools and accepted by the Council.
Heads of Schools should, therefore, ensurethat all candidates are entered for the correctsubjects and should make it clear to thecandidates that no change of subjects will bepermitted subsequently.
Admissions to Classes IX & XI
Heads of Schools are to kindly ensure that all admissions to Classes IX and XI in respect ofcandidates for entry to the ICSE (X) Examination and ISC (XII) Examinations arepositively regularized by 31st July 2016 for ICSE (X) and 31st August 2016 for ISC (XII)respectively.
STARTING CLASS XI
Heads of Schools must not admit candidates to Class XI if the Council has not granted theSchool written permission to start Class XI of the ISC (XII) course.
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Indian School Certificate Examination (Class - XII)
1. CALENDAR FOR THE ISC (12) 2017EXAMINATION
31st July 2016: The last date forreceipt of reports onarrangements forexamination.
31st August, 2016: The last date foronline submission ofentry for candidatesnot in attendance atschool.
31st August, 2016: The last date forconfirmation ofentries for the ISC2017 examination tobe received online.
1st September 2016to
30th September 2016:
The dates foronline submission ofNomination ofSupervisingExaminers /Inspectors /VisitingExaminers.
15th December 2016: The last date foronline submission ofapplications fortransfer of centres.
1st February 2017: The last date foronline submission ofwithdrawalapplications.
2. ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE ISC (12) 2017EXAMINATIONThe Convener of each local committee forthe Indian School Certificate Examination isrequested to convene a meeting of Heads ofSchools which are preparing candidates forthe ISC (12) Examination to makearrangements for the 2017 Examination.
The Agenda should include:
(i) The election or re-election of a Convenerof the local committee.
(ii) Convener/s is/are not allowed to continuefor more than three consecutive years andshould be elected on rotation once everythree years. This is applicable forschools, where there are more than two ormore affiliated schools in the same city /town.
(iii) Each Convener should not have more than15 Examination Centers under his/ herconvenorship. In case there are more than15 Examination centres under oneConvener in a city, the city needs to bedivided into Zones and a Convenerelected for each Zone. It is necessary toallocate the Examination Centres in sucha way that each Convener does not havemore than 15 Examination Centres underhis/her convenorship. For example: ifthere are 35 Examination Centres in acity, then the city will have to be dividedinto at least 3 zones and at least 3Conveners will have to be elected, one foreach Zone. The Convener for the Zonewill have to be elected by the memberschools of the Zone.
(iv) The number and location of Centres forthe 2017 Examination.
Independent Centres will not normally beallotted to schools with less than 15candidates. If there are other schoolspresenting less than 15 candidates fromthe same City/Town, they should have acommon centre or attached to anothercentre.
Examination Centres will be allotted toSchools only if in addition to presentingthe minimum required number ofcandidates for the Examination, theschool also nominates an adequatenumber of examiners.
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(v) The arrangements for SupervisingExaminers, Invigilators, VisitingExaminers and Special Co-ordinators (ifany) the honorarium to be paid to them.(Please note that the Invigilator should bea school teacher, but will not invigilateover the candidates of his/her ownschool).
(vi) The amount of local charges to becharged.
(vii) The arrangements for practicalexaminations for Science subjects andComputer Science. The number oflaboratories to be used for Physics,Chemistry, Biology, Computer Scienceand Biotechnology etc separately.
(viii) The arrangement for Visiting Examinerfor the Examination. [Please note that theVisiting Examiner should be a subjectexpert (trained post graduate in thesubject he/she is appointed for) teachingat least at the level of examination. TheVisiting Examiner is however notpermitted to assess the work of candidatesof his /her own school].
Note: The names of the schools in whichlaboratories will be located for practicalexaminations must also be intimated tothe Council.
(ix) Special arrangements with banks forthe safe custody of question papers.
(x) Any other matter which is considerednecessary for the administration of theexamination in the area.
It is requested that the Convener send areport on the action taken and thedecisions arrived at on the itemsmentioned above and other matters thatmay have been discussed or decided at themeeting. The report on arrangements forexamination is to be submitted by theConveners online.
3. CHANGE OF SUBJECTS NOTPERMITTED
Change of subjects will not be permittedonce the entries for the ISC (XII)Examinations have been received from theschools and accepted by the Council.
Heads of Schools should, therefore, ensurethat all candidates are entered for the correctsubjects and should make it clear to thecandidates that no change of subjects will bepermitted subsequently.
REGULATIONS AND SYLLABUSES - ICSE & ISC 2018
ICSE & ISC EXAMINATIONS PAST QUESTION PAPERS
The above booklets may be obtained from: -
M/S EVERGREEN PUBLICATIONS (INDIA) LTD4738/23, ANSARI ROAD, DARYA GANJ
NEW DELHI-110 006Ph. No. 011-23270431, 23264528 Fax: 011- 3262183
Email:[email protected]
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Congratulatory Message from the Chairman and Membersof the Executive Committee of CISCE to all Affiliated Schools
The Chairman and Members of theExecutive Committee(EC) of CISCEcongratulate all Affiliated Schools forhaving carved a niche for themselves atthe National levels of AcademicExcellence!
The schools affiliated to the Council for theIndian School Certificate Examinationshave proved their fine mettle in theNational Achievement survey conductedby NCERT for the first time. This has beenreflected in the ‘Education World’declaring the CISCE as ‘India’s # 1 SchoolExaminations Board’
This achievement is attributed to ourschools who have always upheld the light ofknowledge and wisdom in providingquality education.
May God bless you all in your futureendeavours !
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“Before the promotion of GSIS 40 years ago, I thoroughly investigated the relativemerits of the CISCE and CBSE syllabuses before opting for the former. The CISCEboard is fully autonomous, managed by experienced educationists and completelyindependent of government. On the other hand, CBSE is too close to the HRDministry, and controlled by government bureaucrats. I have never agreed with thepopular belief that CBSE-affiliated schools provide better maths and scienceeducation and NAS 2015 confirms this,” says Dr. P.C. Thomas, promoter-principal ofthe Good Shepherd International School (GSIS), Ooty, affiliated with the CISCE, CIE(UK) and IBO (Geneva) examination boards.”
EXCERPTS FROM ‘EDUCATION WORLD’
“I have taught in CBSE and CISCE schools and my experience is that the CISCEsyllabus for English and the humanities is the best of all Indian exam boards becauseit is more liberal and permits schools to choose from suggested textbooks. On theother hand, because the number of CBSE schools is much greater and covers a broadquality spectrum, its syllabus is somewhat levelled down, especially in Englishlearning. However, I am surprised the performance of CBSE students in the mathsand science tests wasn’t better than of CISCE children. This is perhaps because thetextbooks choice of CBSE schools is too restricted. This enables them to do well inexams but not in off-syllabus objective tests” says Sumer Singh, principal of the K-12CBSE-affiliated Daly College, Indore (estb.1882), ranked India’s #1 day-cum-boarding school in the latest Education World India School Rankings 2015, who is inbroad agreement with the conclusions of NAS 2015.
“There’s no doubt in my mind that CISCE-prescribed syllabi tend to be more child-centric and liberal than of CBSE. CISCE school managements have the choice of awider variety of textbooks, accord more emphasis to science practicals and have fullyadopted enquiry-based, experiential learning. On the other hand, CBSE maths andscience syllabi are too heavy, the choice of textbooks is limited to NCERTpublications and this board has strong government links with the result that it hasbecome quite bureaucratic. Moreover, it conducts too many higher education publicexams including the IIT-JEE and consequently has less time for affiliated schools,”says Shomie Das, former headmaster of The Doon School, Dehradun (CISCE), MayoCollege, Ajmer (CBSE) and Lawrence School, Sanawar (CBSE), and arguably themost experienced primary-secondary educationist countrywide.
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Instituted by:Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations
For Education and Human EnrichmentFor Principals / Teachers
Henry L.V. Derozio (1809 – 1830), arguably the first Indian poet, freedom fighter and social reformer,was fondly referred to as the “National Bard of Modern India.” He taught English at Hindu College (laterPresidency College), Calcutta, and set up a youth movement to promote nationalism and enlightenedliving. Through his writing he fired the imagination of a generation of ‘Derozians’, young people ofconviction who were prepared to make any sacrifice for the cause of ‘freedom’. ‘The Harp of India’, ‘ToIndia my Native Land’ and ‘Fakir of Jungheera’ are among his best known writings.
The ‘Derozio Awards’ was instituted to celebrate and commemorate the life of this great revolutionary,so that his life may inspire a new generation of people to emulate his life and work, in the service of thenation.
Objective
The Derozio Awards for exemplary service to school education and human enrichment have beeninstituted by the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, New Delhi, to honour andmotivate people to serve the nation in a manner that clearly defines leadership in an identified sphere.
The Awards seek to:
identify people who make a difference in their sphere of work;
promote a sense of achievement, recognition and support for a cause;
recognize the work of people for the greater good of humanity;
establish a role for people to contribute to the nation;
enable professional people to reach out;
generate concern for the social, physical or cultural ecology of the nation;
enhance global goodwill and understanding.
Categories of Awards:
The Awards will be given annually in any two of the following categories covering:
1. Service in the sphere of school education promoting quality teaching practices;2. Service in the sphere of educational administration and management; and3. Service to education through goodwill, human understanding and enrichment.
Note: (a) The jury at its discretion will decide each year in which two categories the awards will bemade.
(b) At least one of the two awards will be given to a teacher/Principal associated with a Schoolaffiliated to the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations.
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Each award will consist of the following:
1. An Engraved Gold Medal – 24 gms (22 carats)2. A Citation Plaque Engraved in Silver3. A Certificate / Scroll4. An amount of Rs. 1 Lakh in the form of an account payee cheque.
The Jury
The Jury shall consist of the following:
(i) The Chairman of the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations, shall be ex-
officio Chairman of the jury.
(ii) An eminent public servant or ex-judge of the Supreme Court.
(iii) Two eminent educationists who have established record(s) of service in school education.
(iv) A person of eminence, who has served in the armed forces.
(v) The Chief Executive of the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations shall be
the ex- officio Secretary to the Jury.
The Process
The procedure for application is flexible. Nomination forms are designed to provide basicinformation. Additional documentation would be called for from short listed nominees.
Validity of Nominations
Nominations received will be considered only for the year in which the application is made.
Procedure
The Jury shall meet once a year to consider the nominations and make its selections.
The Jury shall establish procedures for selecting the awardees.
The decision of the Jury will be final and binding.
The Jury may make recommendations to the Executive Committee of the Council to
promote the Awards.
The Secretary to the Jury shall convene the meeting.
Awards:
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Please forward completed application forms and other related documents to:
The SecretaryJury for “The Derozio Awards for Education and Human Enrichment”
C/o Council for the Indian School Certificate ExaminationsPlot No. 35 – 36, Sector VIPushp Vihar, M.B. Road, Saket, New Delhi-110 017
The last date for receipt of nominations /applications for The DerozioAwards for 2016 is 31st August 2016.
IMPORTANT
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TheDEROZIO
AwardFOR EDUCATION AND HUMAN ENRICHMENT
(NOMINATION FORM)
1. Name: (in BLOCK capitals) _______________________________________________
2. Date of Birth: _____________________
3. Educational Qualifications:
(a)Academic: _____________________________________________________________
(b) Professional: _____________________________________________________________
4. Special field of interest:
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
5. Details of Employment:
Name of Institution Years of service Position Held
6. Brief description of contributions made by the nominee to the nation in the sphere of school education andhuman enrichment.
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
7. Briefly highlight the best practice introduced by the nominee in his / her institution. Pleaseattach relevant documents.
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
8. Contributions towards fostering cultural and social values in students.
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
9. Some commendations received by the nominee.
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
10. The most outstanding contribution to education made by the nominee.
___________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
11. Positions held:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
12. Any other relevant information:
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________
The information given above is true to the best of my belief and knowledge. I forward the nomination of
Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr. _____________________________________ for the Derozio Award for Education and
Enrichment.
Signature: ____________________________
Name: ____________________________
Address: ____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
____________________________
Place: ______________________
Date : ______________________
TheDEROZIO
AwardFOR EDUCATION AND HUMAN ENRICHMENT
(APPLICATION FORM)
1. Name: (in BLOCK letters) ________________________________________________
2. Date of Birth: _____________________
3. Educational Qualifications:
4. Academic: ____________________________________________________
5. Professional: __________________________________________________
6. Special field of interest:
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
7. Details of Employment:
Name of Institution Years of service Position Held
8. Brief description of contributions made by you to the nation in the sphere of school education and humanenrichment.
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
9. Briefly highlight the best practice introduced by you in your institution. Please attach relevant documents.
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________________
10. Contributions towards fostering cultural and social values in students.
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
11. Some commendations received by you.
_________________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________________
12. The most outstanding contribution to education made by you.
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
13. Name, designation and address of two independent referees related to the work done by you.
Referee 1 Referee 2
Name: _______________________ Name: ___________________________
Designation: __________________ Designation: _______________________
Address: _____________________ Address: _________________________
_____________________________ _________________________________
Note: You will need to inform the referees that an enquiry may be made to them about your work as aneducator.
14. Any other relevant information:
________________________________________________________________________________
________________________________________________________________________________
The information given above is true and supports my credentials for being considered for The Derozio Awardfor Education and Human Enrichment.
___________________________
(Signature of the prospective awardee)
Name: _______________________
Address: _______________________
_________________________
_________________________
Place: ________________
Date: ________________
Note: The decision of the Jury regarding the Award will be final.
Forwarding Note of the Chairman of the Governing Body of the Institution:
I have examined the work and contribution of Mr./Mrs./Ms./Dr./ _______________________
and consider him/ her suitable for the high honour. The contribution I consider most significant is:
___________________________________________________________________________________
___________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________
Signature:___________________________
Name: ___________________________
Address: ___________________________
___________________________
___________________________
Important Information to Heads of Schools
The Council relies on school-related information that is uploaded in the CAREERS System for a variety ofpurposes. It is therefore important to keep this information accurate and up-to-date. Schools are requested toimmediately log on to the careers portal and update the information in the PERIODIC UPDATES MODULE.
Periodic Updates are designed for the benefit of the schools and the Council, as the digitized information ofthe school is readily available on this module. This information will only be assessed by the Council and theschool and will not go in public domain. Therefore, please upload the details sought by the Council in thePeriodic Updates Module.
In the case of the old affiliated schools, certain documents may not be available in their records. All suchschools may explain the status of such documents on their letter head duly stamped and upload in the PeriodicUpdates.
To update school-related information, carry out the following steps:
1.Log into the CAREERS System at https://careers.cisce.org with your Username and Password.
2.Click on the e-Affiliation tile.
3.In the screen that opens up, click on the Periodic Update tile.
4.Use the subsequent screens to update various types of information, and also upload supporting
documents.
While corresponding with the Council on email or through letters, kindly quote the SchoolCode Number. School Code number must be printed on the school Letter - head and onTransfer Certificates issued by the school.
