Difference between SSC CBSE and ICSE Board

I want to know about SSC (Secondary School Certificate), CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) and ICSE (Indian Certificate of Secondary Education) so please tell me about these three boards and what is the difference between all these three?

I want to know the difference between the SSC of Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) and Indian Certificate of Secondary Education (ICSE)?

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In the Indian education system, two of the most recognised boards of education that one gets to opt for are CBSE and ICSE

The education system is split into primary, secondary and senior secondary levels.

Secondary School Certificate SSC, is a public examination taken by students in Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh and Goa in India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan , after successfully completing at least ten years of schooling.

CBSE is responsible for preparing the syllabus for the secondary and senior secondary levels. It is one the most preferred boards in India. It follows the national curriculum along with additional subject matter.

CBSE is recognized by the NCERT (National Council of Educational Research and Training) with the aim to operate a chain of central schools (Kendriya Vidyalaya) that could cater to the government employees who are in transferable jobs.

ICSE on the other hand is conducted by yet another board, CISCE or the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examination. ICSE has taken in a lot of structures from the NCERT. At Grade 10, it is as of now is the toughest board examination. ISC (Class XII) is equally difficult to crack owing to its extremely detailed syllabus.

CBSE approves both English and Hindi language as the medium of instructions, ICSE does not recommend Hindi.

CBSE is recognized by Indian government and ICSE is not. Although the certificates provided by both of them are globally valid, yet CBSE has a better footing in the subcontinent than ICSE.

ICSE includes the detailed study of subjects and an edge over English literature and language and is more flexible in nature.