CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education)
Central board of secondary Education (CBSE) is one of the widely recognized boards of school education in India. Although CBSE got its present name in 1952, its origin can be traced back to 1921 when the U.P Board of High school and Secondary Education was set up.
The importance of CBSE lies in its effort to impart a common education in this land of diverse culture and heritage called India. Thus, it has successfully evolved a common standard for all across the country.Its respect has grown over the years as it is trying to make education relevant to the fast changing world while not compromising on the quality of education in India. One of the finest examples is the introduction of the financial market Management courses to be started from the 2009 academic year.
With May coming to an end, excitement in the minds of all those who had appeared in the CBSE exam has become the order of the day. Yes, CBSE results 2009 for both class X and class XII would be declared soon. To know more about CBSE results 2009,
Jurisdiction of CBSE
The CBSE prepares the Syllabus for the schools affiliated to it. Up to 25th September 1998 it had 5119 schools. 784 of these schools are Kendriya Vidyalays, 1381 Government Schools, 2486 Independent Schools, 335 Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and 13 Ad hoc schools. All the schools affiliated to the Delhi Board, schools of Chandigarh, Andaman Nicober Island, Arunachal Pradesh and Sikkim falls under its jurisdiction. But the jurisdiction of CBSE goes beyond the national boundaries. It also has schools in the Middle East and the U.S. that are affiliated to it.
Primary Objectives of CBSE
CBSE has two primary objectives. One is to serve the educational institutes more effectively and the other is to meet the educational needs of those students whose parents are employed in the Central Government and has frequently transferable jobs.
Functions of CBSE
Apart from preparing the syllabus for the schools affiliated to it, CBSE also conducts two Board examination: the All India Secondary School Examination for class X and the All India Senior School Certificate Examination for class XII.
CBSE also conducts one Engineering entrance examination, All India Engineering Entrance Examination and one Medical Entrance Examination, Premedical Pre Dental Examination (PMT/ PDT).
These are common Entrance Examinations on all India basis success in which would mean entrance to various professional Engineering and Medical Colleges across the country.
This self- financing body meets its financial requirements from the annual examination charges affiliation fee and the entrance examination that it conducts. CBSE does not receive any grant -in- aid from the central government and any other source. CBSE has regional Offices in Delhi, Allahbad, Haryana, Ajmer, Guwahati and Chennai. On this page we will, provide all information on CBSE including CBSE date sheet, CBSE results and CBSE new Course.
CBSE NEW COURSE
The primary importance of Central board of Secondary Education (CBSE) in India lies in its commendable effort in evolving a common standard of education in a country so diverse as India and in also making education more meaningful, relevant and life oriented. Curriculum innovation and curriculum development has therefore been a major concern of CBSE.
Keeping in mind the changing economic scenario in the country and with a view to avoid any future supply scarcity, CBSE has introduced a new course in Financial Market Management under Professional competency education. This new course of CBSE- Financial Market Management Course- was developed by the Curriculum Development Committee under the chairmanship of G.C. Sharma, Director, BLB Institute of Financial markets. NCERT and PSS Central Institute of Vocational Education has assisted in the development of the new CBSE course and other teaching learning materials for the course.
This new course of CBSE is primarily designed to help a large number of young students to acquire employable skills and to enter the professional world. One will be able to opt for the course after passing the 10th Board examination. However, in the beginning, this new CBSE course to be introduced from 2009 will be available only in the schools affiliated to CBSE and located in metropolitan cities of the country.
Employment Opportunities
India today is the second fastest growing economy of the world and successful completion of Financial Market Management course is expected to offer a number of employment opportunities in various sectors of the emerging market.
In the IT sector one will be qualified to be an Executive Finance Developer and Executive Web Developer.
In the Finance and Audit Companies one can become an Account Manager, Commercial Assistant, junior Accounts Executive, Finance Coordinator, Taxation Assistant, Accounts & Finance Executive, Assistant in Trust companies and other financial institutions and Computer Operator in Financial and other companies
Opportunities will also abound in the BPO sector as one will be qualified to become Process Associate / Customer Care Executives in In Bound and Out Bound Call Centers, Back office Transaction processing, Processing of credit cards and insurance claims, Home and mortgage loans, Credit collections and receivables, general ad business transactions, Conference and earning call proceedings, and image based data processing.
In Trading one can become a Dealer and arbitrageurs in cash and future markets.
In the Marketing sector one can become Executive, Client Acquisition Executive, Client Conversion and Retention, Sales executive, Management Trainees, Customer Care, E-broking, Telemarketers /Telecallers and Executive, Market Research
One can also become Accountant and Finance Executive, Executive, Depository Participant, Executive payment Collection, Executive investor's grievance in the Back office after the successful completion of the Financial Market management course.
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