CBSE Board school for Indian

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pkakaliNew member17 January 2022 13:55:57

Hello,
Shortly I will b shifting to Mauritius with my daughter. She is Citizen of Mauritius. She is currently in class 10th , CBSE board in India. If I shift Mauritius is there any school where my daughter can continue her further studies 11th and 12th without French. I know many private schools are there. But it's too expensive.
If anyone could help me and assist me it would be helpful for me and I could take the correct decision.
Thanks

Guest72364927Guest17 January 2022 19:41:16

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NO. Mauritius does not follow Indian CBSE syllabus.India it is 10+2 and Mauritius it is called O level and A level.

They follow Cambridge UK syllabus. Better to let her studies finish in India and then put her in a university in Mauritius.

pkakaliNew member20 January 2022 03:26:13

Thanks for your valuable information.

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