Applying for Duplicate Marksheet Online Guide

Satish Kumar
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Applying for a duplicate marksheet online depends on your education board or university, as the process varies. Below is a general step-by-step guide for obtaining a duplicate marksheet in India:

Steps to Apply for a Duplicate Marksheet Online

1. Check Your Education Board/University Website

  • Visit the official website of your respective board/university (e.g., CBSE, ICSE, State Boards, or University).
  • Look for the “Duplicate Documents” or “Student Services” section.

2. Download the Application Form

  • Find and download the “Duplicate Marksheet Application Form” (if available).
  • Some boards allow online submission, while others require offline processing.

3. Fill the Application Form

  • Provide details like:
    • Name, Roll Number, Year of Passing
    • School/College Name
    • Reason for requesting a duplicate marksheet (e.g., lost, damaged)
  • Attach required documents (see below).

4. Required Documents

  • Affidavit (Notarized) stating the loss/damage of the original marksheet.
  • FIR Copy (if the marksheet was lost/stolen).
  • Self-attested ID Proof (Aadhaar, Voter ID, Passport).
  • Passport-size photograph.
  • School/College Verification (some boards require verification from the institution).
  • Newspaper Advertisement (some boards ask for a public notice in a local newspaper).

5. Pay the Fee

  • Pay the prescribed duplicate marksheet fee online (if applicable) or via demand draft (DD).
  • Fee varies by board/university (typically ₹500–₹2000).

6. Submit the Application

  • Online Submission: Upload scanned documents (if the portal allows).
  • Offline Submission: Send the form + documents via post or in person to the board/university office.

7. Track Application Status

  • Some boards provide a tracking facility on their website.
  • Processing time may take 15–30 days (varies by board).

Important Notes

  • CBSE Students: Apply through the “Pariksha Sangam” portal (https://cbseit.in).
  • State Boards: Check respective websites (e.g., Maharashtra, UP, Karnataka).
  • Universities: Contact the university’s examination cell.
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