Difference between CBSE and CBSE International

	CBSE International	CBSE
Curriculum	Consists of languages, performing arts, visual arts, physical education, social science, life skills, research projects, sciences and mathematics (elective and core).	Consists of three streams science, humanities and commerce.
Affiliation	Worldwide	Worldwide
Founded In	2010	1962
Emphasis	Emphasized on global education. Research orientation and Social empowerment	Emphasized on Indian educational system. Based on NCF and NCERT.
Specialty	CCE, Research, Life Skills and SEWA	CCE, Project Work, Board Exams
Classes/ Grades	1 to 11	1 to 12
Other Features	The ministry has proposed that the annual course registration fee will be Rs1.5 lakh. The entire course will be totally online. The entire curriculum will be taught through e-books, will include more foreign languages and different syllabi for other subjects. Beneficial for students who want to pursue their higher education abroad.	——–

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