Hello,

Yes you can get your transfer certificate (TC) from you 10th passed school. Schools keep additional copy of transfer certificate near them for future use, you can try contacting your school or principal regarding another copy transfer certificate. They will definitely help you regarding that.

Must make some copies of certificate and keep near you dear, it will help you when required urgently in case of any loss.

All the best

Hello aspirant,

To take TC , you need to contact your college principal and explain the reason for discontinuing the course.

You might also have to pay for the 2 remaining year fee . After that you can go for engineering

All the best for the coming opportunities

First of all best wishes for Neet-UG exam, secondly if you get selected in a medical College and they demand a transfer certificate (TC) then you don't need to panic. Simply ask your college to provide your TC ( make sure to mention a valid reason) or in other circumstances you can also ask your School to provide a duplicate Transfer Certificate for your medical College.

Hi,

Yes, Migration and Transfer certificates are required during the admission process, but you need to qualify the minimum criteria and also needs to pass entrance exam in case you are not taking management quota.

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I hope it helps.

Thank you!

Hi aspirant

No, don't get in this confusion, they both are not same. Consider these two examples and you will get to know the difference between them:

• Suppose you want to change your board, like from CBSE to something else then in that case the Education Board in which you are currently in ( in this case, CBSE ), will issue a certificate stating that you are changing your board. The same happens when you try to change a college or university. This is Migration Certificate
• And now suppose you are leaving your school or some institution, then this certificate called the Transfer Certificate will be issued by the Institution or the school stating the necessary information.

Hope you now understand, how they both are different.

Best wishes !

Obviously, you go to your school's principal you will definitely get a TC.

yes, even if you have taken the transfer certificate from a school and wish to continue in the school due to different reasons then you can choose to do so by contacting the school authorities. there might be an additional screening round of entrance and interview owing to the fact that you have to take readmission. thus there might be a time taking procedure but you can definitely get an admission back

Hi Aspirant!

Most of the schools does not have any such policy that if once a student takes transfer certificate then it is not able to get admission in the same school.

Definitely you can take the admission in the same school. If the transfer of your parents has been canceled. But you need to go from the admission procedure. Once again, you will not be considered as a student who had admission earlier in the school.

Also, I would suggest you to contact your school staff once. They will be able to clear your query in a more specific way

Thank you!

Hello,

Yes, you can apply for TNEA Admission. Your transfer certificate which you have submitted in the institute that you have discontinued the course will not be returned to you. During the document verification you have to provide the transfer certificate that you have obtained from the institute that you have discontinued the course. It serves as the proof that you have studied in an institute before seeking admission to Engineering.