Secondary school is a school for students between elementary school and college, usually grades 9 to 12. It can also be called a high school or a school of corresponding grade. Secondary school is the second stage of formal education, typically beginning around age 11 and ending around age 15 or 18.

Secondary Class Demo Gamification Class

Secondary Class Interactive Gamification learning point

GRADE X

In India, secondary education usually lasts four years and is for students aged 14 to 18. It's divided into two stages: lower secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard X diploma, and upper secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard XII diploma. Upper secondary education can also lead to a Vocational Standard XII diploma. 

Secondary education in India is important because it connects the foundational knowledge students learn in primary school with the specialization they'll pursue in higher education or vocational training

GRADE IX

n India, secondary education usually lasts four years and is for students aged 14 to 18. It's divided into two stages: lower secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard X diploma, and upper secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard XII diploma. Upper secondary education can also lead to a Vocational Standard XII diploma. 

Secondary education in India is important because it connects the foundational knowledge students learn in primary school with the specialization they'll pursue in higher education or vocational training

GRADE VIII

n India, secondary education usually lasts four years and is for students aged 14 to 18. It's divided into two stages: lower secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard X diploma, and upper secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard XII diploma. Upper secondary education can also lead to a Vocational Standard XII diploma. 

Secondary education in India is important because it connects the foundational knowledge students learn in primary school with the specialization they'll pursue in higher education or vocational training

GRADE VII

n India, secondary education usually lasts four years and is for students aged 14 to 18. It's divided into two stages: lower secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard X diploma, and upper secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard XII diploma. Upper secondary education can also lead to a Vocational Standard XII diploma. 

Secondary education in India is important because it connects the foundational knowledge students learn in primary school with the specialization they'll pursue in higher education or vocational training.

GRADE VI

In India, secondary education usually lasts four years and is for students aged 14 to 18. It's divided into two stages: lower secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard X diploma, and upper secondary education, which ends with exams for a Standard XII diploma. Upper secondary education can also lead to a Vocational Standard XII diploma. 


Secondary education in India is important because it connects the foundational knowledge students learn in primary school with the specialization they'll pursue in higher education or vocational training