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In India the choice of education depends on the parents. It is they who decide if their child has to study in a CBSE, IGCSE or matriculation school. The decision is hard to make and the students and parents are driven by various factors before they join a school with a particular curriculum. Chennai is a city that boasts of a reputed network of Matric School and it comes with a rich legacy. The rise of CBSE and international schools are giving a tough competition to Matric schools. Yet these schools are retaining their popularity and this can be seen by the rise in admissions in matriculation schools.

The introduction of Samacheer Kalvi System in 2009 has integrated the education system in the state. The Anglo Indian Board, State Board, Oriental and Matriculation are all one now. The schools have similar syllabus and the parents did not protest. The introduction of uniform syllabus has enabled school to deliver good results. The overall pass percentage of the school in matriculation school has gone up from 96.51% to 99.34% in 2012. The results of matriculation school have been better thanks to Samacheer Kalvi and the government schools are also catching up with the new syllabus.

The Government schools now call the matriculation school their competitors due to the uniform syllabus. This competition is definite to tune up the coaching for students and training for the teachers. Over the years the pass percentage has increased dramatically as the schools have started to adapt to the new syllabus effectively. The schools in the districts are also seeing a drastic improvement with students feeling comfortable with the uniform syllabus enacted by the State Government. The matriculation schools focus on rote learning and students well adept in the text can score good marks. The students have to be trained in the concepts to compete with their superior counterparts.