Agree with rich kids and English part totally. Besides, it's a tradition to get high marks in an ICSE schools in India. So much that if you pass your 10 from a

Agree with rich kids and English part totally. Besides, it's a tradition to get high marks in an ICSE schools in India. So much that if you pass your 10 from an ICE school and go to a CBSE school for admission and have 94% marks then the kid who has 89-90% from a CBSE school or even lower from a state board school might be preferred. It was true in 2001-2003 and was till I kept track, not sure now. Their system has(had) a lot of marks in the hands of school authority rather than the board and those marks were(are) very generously handed out.