Bangalore, Karnataka -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/14/2012 -- Known for the quality of education and exposure it offers to all its students, Canadian International School now provides an excellent opportunity of 100% or 50% scholarships to deserving students of Bangalore. The school has adopted renowned international curricula. It follows Ontario curriculum in elementary school, Ontario and Cambridge Secondary 1 curriculum in middle school, IGCSE program of University of Cambridge International Examination in grades 9 and 10, and International Baccalaureate's Diploma Program or Canadian International School Diploma for grades 11 and 12.
Once a student completes International Diploma Program from CIS, he or she is ready to obtain scholarships from various internationally acclaimed universities. Students of CIS who have done well in their studies throughout have joined some of the world’s best universities.
Students in their 6th standard (Grade 6), 8th standard (Grade 8), and 10th standard (Grade 10) who have consistently scored above 75% in their previous classes are eligible to apply for scholarships. Test in English, Mathematics, and Science are held for entry into 7th and 9th grades. Students applying for Grade 11 have to attend a test in English, Mathematics, and any one subject of choice out of Biology, Physics or Chemistry. Application process for scholarships is very simple. You will just have to fill an application form and attach a passport size photograph and birth certificate; along with previous year marks cards, and essay on personal achievement, leadership skills, and contribution to community service. All these can be mailed to scholarship@cisb.org.in.
Canadian International School Bangalore has been providing a full rounded education since its inception in 1996. The International School has a well-planned infrastructure located on a lake front property in Bangalore. The school mainly focuses on nurturing young minds and helping its students in obtaining life skills. The dedicated and qualified staff of CIS guides their students through their formative years.