The ICSE and ISC exam results 2025 have been declared today at 11 AM on the official website cisce.org.
Every year, thousands of students appear for these exams with high hopes. While many succeed, some unfortunately do not achieve passing marks.
However, failing an exam is not the end of your academic journey. If you didn’t pass the ICSE or ISC exams, the NIOS Open School offers a second chance—without losing an academic year.
Disclaimer:
We share information on this website based on our personal experience and research. As an Authorized CSC Facilitation Centre (CSC ID: 325656170012), we try our best to provide correct details. However, there may be mistakes or updates we might not be aware of. For the most accurate and latest information, please visit the NIOS official website www.nios.ac.in, check the prospectus, call the toll-free number 18001809393, or visit your nearest Regional Centre.
What is NIOS Open School?
The National Institute of Open Schooling is an autonomous institution under the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
It provides distance learning across India and in several international locations.
Unlike regular schools, the NIOS board offers distance learning. While regular classes are not mandatory, study centers are available in all districts and major cities across India.
National Institute of Open Schooling is equivalent to CBSE, ICSE, and state boards, and is recognized by universities, colleges, and government institutions—making it a credible and valuable option for students.
Failed ICSE/ISC? Apply for the NIOS On-Demand Examination.
If you’ve failed or received a compartment in Class 10 or 12, and you don’t want to lose an entire year, the NIOS admission is the best solution.
Many students are unaware of how to save their academic year after failing. If you’re looking for the best alternative, explore our complete guide to NIOS On-Demand Exams to make an informed decision.
Why NIOS Schooling is a Great Option for ICSE/ISC Failed Students
✅ No Year Loss
You can reappear for only the subjects you failed, instead of repeating the entire academic year. This helps you save time and regain momentum quickly.
✅ Flexible Learning Options
NIOS supports self-paced learning through printed study materials, online content, and PCP classes—perfect for students who can’t attend regular school.
✅ Wide Subject Choices
Choose subjects that match what you like and what you’re good at to help you do better in your studies.
✅ Multiple Exam Opportunities
National Institute of Open Schooling conducts public exams twice a year (April and October) and on-demand exams from January to March and June to September, providing greater flexibility and convenience.
✅ Recognized and Valued Certification
All major universities and government bodies accept NIOS open schooling certificates. Many students go on to pursue higher education or secure government jobs after passing the exam.
Who Should Consider NIOS Open Schooling?
- Students who failed in ICSE, ISC, CBSE, or other exams
- Those who missed school because of personal or health issues
- Those who don’t want to attend regular classes
- Learners wanting to switch subjects or streams
- Those who want to improve percentage
- Students who prefer self-paced or distance learning
How to Get Started with NIOS Schooling?
You can apply for admission through the official registration portal:https://sdmis.nios.ac.in.
Follow the instructions, upload your documents, and select your subjects. It’s simple and student-friendly.
FAQ about NIOS Open School
Is NIOS valid after failing ICSE?
Yes, it is valid.
If you failed ICSE, you can join NIOS and continue your studies. It is a government-recognized board and accepted across India.
Can I get into college with a NIOS certificate?
Yes, you can.
NIOS certificates are accepted by colleges, universities, and for government jobs—just like CBSE or ICSE.
Final Thoughts: Don’t Let Failure Define You
Failing ICSE or ISC is not a rejection—it’s a redirection.
The National Institute of Open Schooling offers a second chance to rebuild your academic path with confidence.
It’s a system designed for students who need flexibility, inclusiveness, and recognition.
If you’re feeling stuck, remember: NIOS board can help you rise again—stronger and more determined.