CBSE students get more time to correct errors in mark sheets
Students of the Central Board of Secondary Education will be able to get their name, date of birth, parents’ name corrected in their mark sheet within five years of the board result declaration
education Updated: Nov 13, 2017 09:35 IST
According to a senior official, CBSE school students so far
had only one year time to seek corrections to their name, date of birth
and parents’ name.(HT photo)
New Delhi Students
of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be able to seek
corrections to their name, date of birth, parents’ name as mentioned in
their mark sheet within five years of the declaration of their board
results.
According to a senior official, CBSE school students so far had only one year time to seek corrections to their name, date of birth and parents’ name.
“The new rule will be applicable to all cases pertaining to Class 10 and 12 after 2015,” the CBSE notification released on Friday reads.
The revised time limit for this shall also be applicable to
current ongoing cases that have already been received by the regional
offices and headquarters of the CBSE as well as those pending in various
courts, it added. The move will help more than 18,000 schools
affiliated to the board.
CBSE had brought this provision of one- year window in 2015 as hundreds of students were applying for corrections years after passing out.
The rules were changed to fix the one-year window as many within the board had felt that students might be using the system to get a new identity with change in names and other details to procure passports or enjoy other benefits.
Before 2015 notification, there was no time limit for the students to seek fresh certificates with corrected names and other details.
Change in name, surname and other details of the students were allowed on the basis of an affidavit and a copy of a newspaper advertisement by the applicants.
Students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be able to seek corrections to their name, date of birth, parents’ name as mentioned in their mark sheet within five years of the declaration of their board results.
According to a senior official, CBSE school students so far had only one year time to seek corrections to their name, date of birth and parents’ name.
“The new rule will be applicable to all cases pertaining to Class 10 and 12 after 2015,” the CBSE notification released on Friday reads.
The revised time limit for this shall also be applicable to current ongoing cases that have already been received by the regional offices and headquarters of the CBSE as well as those pending in various courts, it added. The move will help more than 18,000 schools affiliated to the board.
CBSE had brought this provision of one- year window in 2015 as hundreds of students were applying for corrections years after passing out.
The rules were changed to fix the one-year window as many within the board had felt that students might be using the system to get a new identity with change in names and other details to procure passports or enjoy other benefits.
Before 2015 notification, there was no time limit for the students to seek fresh certificates with corrected names and other details.
Change in name, surname and other details of the students were allowed on the basis of an affidavit and a copy of a newspaper advertisement by the applicants.
Source: http://www.hindustantimes.com/education/cbse-students-get-more-time-to-correct-errors-in-mark-sheets/story-3H3V8pAcqgm9h6VLEnIQVJ.html
According to a senior official, CBSE school students so far had only one year time to seek corrections to their name, date of birth and parents’ name.
“The new rule will be applicable to all cases pertaining to Class 10 and 12 after 2015,” the CBSE notification released on Friday reads.
CBSE had brought this provision of one- year window in 2015 as hundreds of students were applying for corrections years after passing out.
The rules were changed to fix the one-year window as many within the board had felt that students might be using the system to get a new identity with change in names and other details to procure passports or enjoy other benefits.
Before 2015 notification, there was no time limit for the students to seek fresh certificates with corrected names and other details.
Change in name, surname and other details of the students were allowed on the basis of an affidavit and a copy of a newspaper advertisement by the applicants.
Students of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will be able to seek corrections to their name, date of birth, parents’ name as mentioned in their mark sheet within five years of the declaration of their board results.
According to a senior official, CBSE school students so far had only one year time to seek corrections to their name, date of birth and parents’ name.
“The new rule will be applicable to all cases pertaining to Class 10 and 12 after 2015,” the CBSE notification released on Friday reads.
The revised time limit for this shall also be applicable to current ongoing cases that have already been received by the regional offices and headquarters of the CBSE as well as those pending in various courts, it added. The move will help more than 18,000 schools affiliated to the board.
CBSE had brought this provision of one- year window in 2015 as hundreds of students were applying for corrections years after passing out.
The rules were changed to fix the one-year window as many within the board had felt that students might be using the system to get a new identity with change in names and other details to procure passports or enjoy other benefits.
Before 2015 notification, there was no time limit for the students to seek fresh certificates with corrected names and other details.
Change in name, surname and other details of the students were allowed on the basis of an affidavit and a copy of a newspaper advertisement by the applicants.
Source: http://www.hindustantimes.com/education/cbse-students-get-more-time-to-correct-errors-in-mark-sheets/story-3H3V8pAcqgm9h6VLEnIQVJ.html
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