Mizoram Institute of Comprehensive Education (M.I.C.E) is an educational institution which was established specially for the propagation of Hindi Language in February 1988. It took the name Special Hindi School on its inception and later changed to its current name.
The five main purposes of the School are :
1) To promote learning in Mizoram in par with reputed schools in the country.
2) To fulfil national integration by breaking through the language barrier.
3) To enable and equip students in English and Hindi languages so that they will be able to work in any part of the country.
4) To boost Hindi education under the mainstream education.
5) To offer quality education in the state so that there will be no need to study outside the state at a high cost.
Location : The school is located at R.M Complex, Tuikual North, Aizawl.
Medium of Instruction : As competency in language is considered important in fulfilling the purposes of the school, Hindi, English and Mizo languages are given equal importance and are used as medium of instructions in the school. These three languages are adopted as compulsory subjects in the school.
Affiliation : The school is affiliated to CBSE since 1990. It is the only school in Mizoram (excluding KVs. JNVs. EMRS and Sainik schools) that has an affiliation to CBSE.
Course of Study : It follows the courses prescribed by CBSE.
Library : The school’s library caters to the needs of the students and boasts of more than 1000 books comprising of different genres of books. It is looked after by one designated Deputy Librarian.
Tests and Exams : Examinations and Periodic Tests are conducted as per CBSE norms. Health & Physical Education (H&PE), Work Experience (WE) and General Studies (GS) are compulsory and students are graded in accordance with the CBSE norms.
