--- title: "ICSE Computer Applications Crash Course 2027, Live" description: "ICSE Computer Applications crash course for 2027: an eight-week live plan, mock papers marked by a teacher, BlueJ programs checked and doubts cleared." canonical: https://learn.modernagecoders.com/icse-computer-applications-crash-course source: src/pages/icse-computer-applications-crash-course.html --- > ICSE Computer Applications crash course for 2027: an eight-week live plan, mock papers marked by a teacher, BlueJ programs checked and doubts cleared. Start here ## The courses behind the crash plan The ICSE Java course supplies the mock papers and the BlueJ sessions in the plan. Many families in the same weeks are also short of time in Class 10 Maths, and the Class 11 and 12 course is where the Java carries on after the boards. [![ICSE Computer Applications Java with BlueJ course thumbnail](/images/java-teens.webp) The crash plan / ICSE CA ICSE Computer Applications, Java with BlueJ The course whose revision term the crash plan follows: Section A sprints on Tuesday, a timed program on Wednesday and full mocks marked by the teacher. Open the course →](/courses/icse-computer-applications-java-bluej-course)[![CBSE Class 10 Maths board exam prep course thumbnail](/images/cbse-class-10-maths.webp) Same weeks / Maths Class 10 Maths board exam prep For the student whose Maths revision is as tight as Computer Applications: timed papers, marked working and a plan for the weeks left. Open the course →](/courses/cbse-class-10-maths-board-exam-prep-course)[![Computer Science Class 11 and 12 course thumbnail](/images/ip-cs-class-11-12.webp) After the boards / ISC Computer Science Class 11 and 12 For the student who discovers in the crash weeks that they like Java and want to take Computer Science in Class 11. Open the course →](/courses/cbse-icse-computer-science-class-11-12-python-java-complete-course) Ans. The short version An ICSE Computer Applications crash course is a short, intense revision of the whole Class 10 Java syllabus before the board paper, built around timed practice rather than fresh lectures. A useful one covers Section A (40 compulsory marks of MCQs and short answers) with daily drills, makes the student write one complete Section B program a week against the clock, and sets full two-hour mock papers that a teacher marks line by line. Modern Age Coders runs this live online over eight weeks, inside the Tuesday 5:30 PM and Wednesday 8:00 PM IST mini batch in India, or as personalised one to one at the family's time. Q1. What happens in each week? ## What does an ICSE Computer Applications crash course cover, week by week? It covers the whole syllabus in eight weeks by pairing every revision topic with the exam shape it appears in. Two weeks go to the building blocks, four to the topics Section B leans on, and the last two to full papers under exam conditions. | Week | Revised | Section A sprint | Timed Section B program | What gets marked | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Data types, operators, Math methods, input with Scanner | Type promotion and operator precedence, twenty quick items | A program that reads values and prints a formatted result | Accuracy of every printed value and its type | | 2 | if, switch, all three loops, nested loops | Loop counts and switch fall-through traces | A menu-driven program with switch and a default case | Loop bounds, missing breaks, the default branch | | 3 | Class as the basis of computation, user-defined methods, overloading | Pure and impure methods, actual and formal parameters | A class with overloaded methods called from main | Method headers, return types and the calls | | 4 | Constructors, encapsulation, access specifiers, scope | Constructor versus method, private versus public | A class-design question with a constructor, written in full | Data members, constructor, each method, the object in main | | 5 | Single dimensional arrays, linear and binary search, bubble and selection sort | Array default values and index traces | Sort an array, then search it | Swap logic, pass count, search boundaries | | 6 | String methods, character work, wrapper classes, 2D arrays | String method results and Character tests | A word or character counting program on a sentence | Index ranges, case handling, the edge words | | 7 | Mixed revision from the student's own error list | A full Section A in 40 minutes | Full mock paper one, two hours | The whole paper, returned with a written list of lost marks | | 8 | Only the chapters mock one exposed | Second full Section A, then reading time practice | Full mock paper two, two hours | The whole paper, compared against mock one | In one to one, the eight weeks run exactly as written, with the order moved around the student's weakest chapters. In the mini batch, a student who joins late slots into the revision and mock term the batch is already running, and this table becomes their personal checklist for the set work between classes. Each week ends with the same question to the student: which mark did you lose this week, and why? The paper itself is described on [the ICSE Computer Applications exam date and paper pattern page](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-exam-date-and-paper-pattern), and the 2D array programs that week 6 touches are worked in full on [2D array programs for ICSE Class 10](/icse-class-10-2d-array-programs). Q2. What does a marked mock answer look like? ## ICSE Java crash course online: one mock Section B question, answered and marked Here is the kind of class-design question set in week 4, with a model answer that was compiled and run in Java 21. Below it is the split our teachers use to mark mock answers, so a student sees exactly where a mark leaks. **The question (15 marks).** Define a class `WaterTank` with the data members `id` (String), `length`, `breadth` and `height` in metres (double) and `litres` (double). Write a default constructor, a method `accept()` to read the id and the three measurements, a method `compute()` to store the capacity in litres (one cubic metre holds 1000 litres), and a method `display()` to print the capacity and the whole number of minutes a pump filling 40 litres a minute needs, rounded up. Write `main` to create an object and call the methods. ***Model answer**WaterTank.java, run in Java 21* ``` import java.util.Scanner; public class WaterTank { String id; double length, breadth, height; double litres; WaterTank() { id = ""; length = breadth = height = 0.0; litres = 0.0; } void accept() { Scanner sc = new Scanner(System.in); System.out.print("Tank id: "); id = sc.next(); System.out.print("Length, breadth, height in metres: "); length = sc.nextDouble(); breadth = sc.nextDouble(); height = sc.nextDouble(); } void compute() { litres = length * breadth * height * 1000; } void display() { int minutes = (int) Math.ceil(litres / 40); System.out.println("Tank " + id + " holds " + litres + " litres"); System.out.println("Minutes to fill at 40 litres a minute: " + minutes); } public static void main(String args[]) { WaterTank t = new WaterTank(); t.accept(); t.compute(); t.display(); } } // Input: T7 2.0 1.5 0.9 // Output: Tank T7 holds 2700.0 litres // Minutes to fill at 40 litres a minute: 68 ``` 2700 / 40 is 67.5. Math.ceil lifts it to 68.0, a double, and the cast stores 68. Without ceil the cast would cut it to 67, and the tank would not be full. | Part of the answer | Marks in our mock split | | --- | --- | | Class header and all five data members with correct types | 2 | | Default constructor that sets every member | 2 | | accept() with Scanner and the right next methods | 3 | | compute() with the 1000 litre conversion | 2 | | display() with Math.ceil and the cast in the right order | 3 | | main creates the object and calls the methods in order | 2 | | Variable description and comments | 1 | | Total | 15 | This split is ours, written so a mock can be marked consistently. It is not an official CISCE scheme; the board's examiners mark to their own instructions for each paper. ### Where crash course students usually lose these marks - **Casting before rounding.**`(int) (litres / 40)` then `Math.ceil` on an int does nothing useful. The order of the two operations is worth a mark on its own. - **A constructor with a return type.** Writing `void WaterTank()` turns it into an ordinary method, and the object is then built by the compiler's own default constructor. - **Methods written but never called.** A correct `compute()` that main never calls prints 0.0 litres, and the examiner reads main first. - **No variable description.** The paper asks for one. Students racing the clock drop it first, and it is the cheapest mark on the page. More full class-design answers are on [constructors questions for ICSE Class 10](/icse-class-10-constructors-questions), and complete mock papers with their timings are on [the specimen paper and mock tests page](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-specimen-paper-and-mock-tests). Q3. What happens to a doubt in the crash weeks? ## Last minute ICSE computer classes: how doubts get cleared the same evening A doubt raised in a crash week is answered before the class ends, usually by running the student's own code on the shared screen. Here is a real kind of doubt, reproduced and explained, followed by others students bring in the last weeks. ***The doubt**"Why did my tank print a strange number?"* ``` // Same WaterTank program, different input // Input: T7 1.5 1.2 0.85 Tank T7 holds 1529.9999999999998 litres Minutes to fill at 40 litres a minute: 39 ``` The program is correct. A double stores most decimals as a very close binary approximation, so 1.5 x 1.2 x 0.85 x 1000 lands a hair below 1530. Math.ceil of 38.2499... is still 39, so the answer that matters is right. ### How the teacher answers it 1. #### Run it again with whole numbers 2.0, 1.5 and 0.9 give a clean 2700.0, which shows the logic is sound. 2. #### Name the cause in one sentence double values are stored in binary, and many decimal fractions cannot be stored exactly. 3. #### Say what the examiner expects In the paper, write the output the logic gives for the values in the question. Board questions are usually set with values that come out cleanly. ### Other doubts students bring in the crash weeks 1. My program skips the name input after I type a number. Why? Answer nextInt() leaves the Enter key in the input. A nextLine() straight after it reads that empty line. Add one extra sc.nextLine() before reading the name. 2. Can I use a for-each loop in the board paper? Answer Yes, for reading every element. Use an index loop whenever you need the position or must change the elements, as in sorting. 3. Do I have to write import java.util.Scanner if the question gives the input? Answer If your program reads input with Scanner, the import belongs in the answer. A program that uses fixed values given in the question does not need it. 4. Is it wrong to use String instead of char for one letter? Answer Not wrong, but if the question names a char variable, match it. Character methods such as Character.isLetter take a char, not a String. 5. Will I lose marks if my bubble sort uses a different loop limit? Answer Not if the output is correctly sorted and the logic is a bubble sort. A sort that is really selection sort, when bubble sort was asked, loses marks. 6. Is recursion going to be asked? Answer No. Recursion is not in the ICSE Computer Applications syllabus for the 2027 examination, so the crash plan does not spend time on it. Doubts about what a fragment prints are a family of their own, sorted by trap on [ICSE Java output questions](/icse-class-10-java-output-questions). Q4. What if eight weeks is too many? ## ICSE computer revision batch: what to revise first when only a few weeks are left With three or four weeks left, revise in the order the paper rewards: the programs Section B keeps asking for, then the Section A shapes, then the theory you can learn in an evening. Never start a brand new topic in the last fortnight. | Priority | Topic | Why it comes here | Crash drill | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 1 | Strings and arrays (searching and sorting) | Section B regularly sets a String program and an array program, and each is worth 15 marks | One program of each kind, written from a blank screen, every week | | 2 | Class design with a constructor | A common Section B shape that also tests methods and objects in one go | The WaterTank shape with a new story each time | | 3 | Loops, menus and number checks | Section B offers a choice of six; a student strong here has a safe fourth answer | Two menu programs and two number programs, timed | | 4 | Output and error questions | Spread across Section A, where all 40 marks are compulsory | A 15-minute trace set every class | | 5 | Definitions and differences | Short and learnable from a list in a few evenings | Ten differences said aloud, then written | ### Three weeks left Weeks 5, 6 and 7 of the plan, with one full mock at the end. Class design is revised inside the mock review rather than on its own. ### Two weeks left One String program, one array program and one class design, each written twice, plus two full Section A papers. The mock is split into halves on two evenings. ### One week left No new programs. Rewrite the four programs the student already knows best, revise the error list from earlier tests, and sleep before the paper. A condensed one-pass revision of every chapter is on [ICSE Computer Applications notes](/icse-computer-applications-notes), and past papers with worked answers are on [ICSE Computer Applications previous year papers, solved](/icse-computer-applications-previous-year-papers-solved). Q5. Live crash course, one shot video or local tutor? ## ICSE computer one shot live, recorded videos or a tutor: what each gives in the last eight weeks A one shot video is fine for a quick reminder of theory, but it cannot read a program your child wrote. A live crash course earns its place only if a teacher marks what the student produces. The table compares the formats on the things that change marks in the last weeks. | Format | Who checks the programs | Full mock marked? | Doubts | Fits when | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Our mini batch, up to six students, India | The teacher, on each shared BlueJ screen | Yes, returned with a list of lost marks | In class, the same evening | Tuesday 5:30 PM and Wednesday 8:00 PM IST suit the family | | Our personalised one to one, India or abroad | The teacher, every line | Yes, and reviewed with the student | In the session | Gaps are large, or the batch times clash | | A large online crash batch | Usually nobody individually | Often an answer key to self-check | Chat queue, if any | The student only needs a theory recap | | A local tutor or coaching centre | Depends on whether there is a computer in the room | Depends on the tutor | In person, at the tutor's times | A trusted tutor with BlueJ is close by | | Recorded one shot videos | No one | No | Comments, not answered in time | Revising theory between live classes | Whatever the format, two questions sort a good crash course from a poor one. Will a teacher read a program my child wrote, under a clock, this week? And will my child get back a marked full paper before the real one? If both answers are yes, the format matters less. How a single one to one session runs is shown on [the ICSE Computer Applications private tutor page](/icse-computer-applications-private-tutor), and the batch itself on [ICSE Computer Applications group classes](/icse-computer-applications-small-batch-classes). Batch or personalised: you choose ## Take the crash plan in the mini batch, or one to one The eight-week plan, the mock papers and the marking are the same in both. In India, a late joiner can take the evening mini batch or a private slot; outside India the plan is taught one to one. Fees are billed monthly with no admission fee, so the course can stop when the paper is over. Option 1 · Fixed batch timings ### Mini batch, Tuesday 5:30 PM and Wednesday 8 PM ₹2,999 per month, two live classes a week - Tuesday 5:30 PM and Wednesday 8:00 PM IST, live - Joins the batch in its revision and mock term - A timed Section B program written every Wednesday - Full mocks marked and returned with lost marks listed - Doubts cleared in class on the shared screen Book a free demo in this batch Option 2 · Choose your own timing ### Personalised one to one ₹4,999 per month, one private class a week, at a time set with you - Slot set by the family, in India or abroad - The eight weeks reordered around the weakest chapters - Mock papers reviewed line by line with the student - A shorter plan when fewer weeks are left - Same teachers, same 2027 syllabus, same marking split Ask for a personalised plan A student who already writes programs and needs pressure, timing and marked papers usually does well in the batch. A student with whole chapters missing, such as strings or class design, is better served one to one, because those chapters have to be learnt before they can be revised fast. Fees are shown in your own currency. Studying outside India? ## An ICSE crash course for students outside India ICSE schools in the Gulf and South East Asia sit the same Computer Applications paper. Outside India the crash plan is taught one to one, at an after-school hour in the student's own city, so the mocks can be sat at the time of day the real paper will be. | Where you live | Time difference | Usual class window, local time | Format | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | India (IST) every Indian city | IST | Tue 5:30 PM, Wed 8:00 PM | Mini batch or 1-on-1 | | United Arab Emirates Dubai, Sharjah | 1 h 30 min behind India | 3:00 PM to 9:00 PM | Personalised 1-on-1 | | Indonesia and Thailand West Java, Bangkok area | 1 h 30 min ahead of India | 3:30 PM to 9:00 PM | Personalised 1-on-1 | | Singapore Singapore | 2 h 30 min ahead of India | 3:30 PM to 9:00 PM | Personalised 1-on-1 | The weeks are counted back from the date of your child's paper once it is known. More on teaching overseas ICSE students is on [ICSE Computer Applications classes in the Gulf and abroad](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-classes-gulf-and-abroad). 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Ritu Kedia Parent The rest of the Class 10 series ## More pages for Class 10 board students Every page in the ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications series, grouped by what you need: classes, each chapter, Section B programs, question practice, notes and revision, and the exam itself. ### Classes, tuition and batches - [The Tue and Wed ICSE Java batch](/icse-class-10-java-classes-online) - [ICSE Java classes in the Gulf and abroad](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-classes-gulf-and-abroad) - [ICSE BlueJ Java coaching](/icse-class-10-bluej-java-coaching) - [ICSE computer tuition in Kolkata](/icse-computer-tuition-kolkata) - [ICSE computer tuition in Bangalore](/icse-computer-tuition-bangalore) - [ICSE computer tuition in Mumbai](/icse-computer-tuition-mumbai) - [1-on-1 private Java tutor](/icse-computer-applications-private-tutor) - [ICSE computer tuition in Lucknow](/icse-computer-tuition-lucknow) - [ICSE computer tuition in Pune](/icse-computer-tuition-pune) - [ICSE computer tuition near me](/icse-computer-tuition-near-me) - [The mini batch, explained](/icse-computer-applications-small-batch-classes) ### Chapter by chapter - [ICSE Computer Applications syllabus](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-syllabus-explained) - [User-defined methods and overloading](/icse-class-10-user-defined-methods-overloading) - [Constructors](/icse-class-10-constructors-questions) - [Wrapper and library classes](/icse-class-10-wrapper-and-library-classes) - [Class as the basis of all computation](/icse-class-10-class-as-basis-of-computation) - [Encapsulation and access specifiers](/icse-class-10-encapsulation-access-specifiers) - [Math library methods](/icse-class-10-math-library-methods) - [Operators and expressions](/icse-class-10-operators-in-java) - [Loops and loop conversion](/icse-class-10-loop-programs-java) - [Data types, input and type casting](/icse-class-10-data-types-and-input-java) - [Class 9 Java revision for Class 10](/icse-class-9-java-revision-for-class-10) ### Programs for Section B - [ICSE Java programs practice](/icse-class-10-java-programs-practice) - [String programs](/icse-class-10-string-programs) - [Special number programs](/icse-special-number-programs-java) - [Sorting and searching programs](/icse-class-10-sorting-and-searching-programs) - [2D array programs](/icse-class-10-2d-array-programs) - [Pattern programs](/icse-class-10-pattern-programs-java) - [Menu driven and switch case](/icse-class-10-menu-driven-programs) - [Series programs](/icse-class-10-series-programs-java) - [Slab and bill programs](/icse-class-10-slab-and-bill-programs) ### Questions and practice - [ICSE CA important questions](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-important-questions) - [Specimen paper and mock tests](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-specimen-paper-and-mock-tests) - [Previous year papers, solved](/icse-computer-applications-previous-year-papers-solved) - [Predict the output questions](/icse-class-10-java-output-questions) - [Competency and case study questions](/icse-computer-applications-competency-questions) - [MCQ for Question 1](/icse-computer-applications-mcq-questions) - [Viva and oral questions](/icse-computer-applications-viva-questions) - [Find the error questions](/icse-class-10-java-error-finding-questions) - [Difference between questions](/icse-computer-difference-between-questions) ### Notes and revision - [Chapter-wise notes](/icse-computer-applications-notes) - [Textbook solutions guide](/icse-computer-applications-textbook-solutions-guide) - [Worksheets with answers](/icse-computer-applications-worksheets) ### Exam, marks and internal assessment - [ICSE board exam preparation](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-board-exam-preparation) - [Exam date 2027 and paper pattern](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-exam-date-and-paper-pattern) - [Project and internal assessment](/icse-class-10-computer-applications-project-and-internal-assessment) - [How to score 100](/how-to-score-100-in-icse-computer-applications) - [Paper analysis and answer key](/icse-computer-applications-paper-analysis) - [Computer or Commercial Applications?](/icse-computer-applications-vs-commercial-applications) **CBSE Class 10 AI (417):** [The Mon and Wed 9 PM AI batch](/cbse-class-10-ai-classes-online) [CBSE AI 417 syllabus explained](/cbse-class-10-ai-syllabus-explained) [CBSE AI important questions](/cbse-class-10-ai-important-questions) [Sample paper and mock tests](/cbse-class-10-ai-sample-paper-and-mock-tests) Questions about the crash course ## What families ask about an ICSE Computer Applications crash course ### Is there a crash course for ICSE Computer Applications? Yes. Modern Age Coders runs an eight-week live crash plan for ICSE Class 10 Computer Applications. In India it runs inside the Tuesday 5:30 PM and Wednesday 8:00 PM IST mini batch during its revision and mock term; anywhere, it can run as personalised one to one at the family's time. The first class is a free demo. ### How many weeks does an ICSE computer crash course need? Eight weeks covers the whole syllabus once with two full marked mocks. Six weeks works if the student already writes programs comfortably. With three weeks or fewer, revise only strings, arrays and class design for Section B plus timed Section A sets, and do not start any new topic. ### Can I finish ICSE Computer Applications in one month? A student who followed the subject through the year can revise it in a month: two weeks on strings, arrays and class design, one week of Section A sets, and a final week of two full mock papers. A student who skipped whole chapters needs those chapters taught first, which is slower. ### What is the difference between a one shot video and a live crash course? A one shot video recaps the theory in one sitting and is useful for reminders. It cannot read your child's program or mark a mock. A live crash course makes the student write programs under a clock and has a teacher mark them, which is where the Section B marks are won. ### Are mock papers included in the crash course? Yes. Weeks 7 and 8 are two full two-hour mock papers, each marked by a teacher and returned with a written list of the marks lost and why. Shorter timed Section A sets and one timed Section B program happen every week before that. ### How are mock answers marked in the crash course? Each Section B answer is marked against a written split of its 15 marks: the class and members, the constructor, each method, main and the variable description. This split is our own, used so marking is consistent; it is not an official CISCE scheme. ### Which chapters should I revise first for ICSE Computer Applications? Strings and arrays first, because Section B regularly asks for both and each program is worth 15 marks. Then class design with a constructor, then loops and menu programs, then output and error questions for Section A, and definitions last because they can be learnt quickly. ### Do last minute ICSE computer classes work for students abroad? Yes. Outside India the crash plan is taught one to one at an evening hour in the student's own time zone, with the same mock papers and the same marking. The weeks are counted back from the date of the student's paper, and a mock can be sat at the hour of day the real paper will be. The mini batch is for families in India. ### Is recursion part of the crash course? No. Recursion is not examined in ICSE Computer Applications for 2027, so the crash plan leaves it out and spends that time on strings, arrays, 2D arrays, wrapper classes and class design. If a guide book or video lists recursion as revision, treat it as extra reading for ISC, not as part of this paper. ### How do I join the crash course? Book the free demo on this page. In the demo your child writes a short program under a clock and the teacher marks it on screen. You then hear which weeks of the plan matter most and whether the mini batch or one to one fits the time left. Start ## Start the crash plan with a free demo In the free demo your child gets a short Section B question and a fixed number of minutes in BlueJ, then watches the teacher mark the answer against the split on this page. You leave with the weeks of the plan your child most needs and an honest view of whether the batch or one to one suits the time that is left. Planning further ahead? 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