For ICET counselling, most universities and counselling authorities ask for the original certificates during the verification process, not just xerox copies. A photocopy usually will not be accepted unless it is specifically attested and allowed by the counselling authority.

Since you have already submitted your original intermediate study certificate to your degree college, you have two options. The first option is to request your degree college to give you the original back temporarily for counselling and then you can return it later. Colleges usually allow this if you explain that it is required for state-level counselling. The second option is to ask your degree college for a bonafide certificate or a custodian certificate. This certificate states that the original document is kept in the college and confirms its authenticity. Counselling authorities generally accept this in place of the original if it is attested by the principal with the college seal.

You should not rely only on a plain xerox copy, because during verification it will most likely be rejected. It is safer to get either the original or a proper custodian certificate from your college before attending counselling.

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If the institution asks for original documents, giving only colour Xerox copies might not be accepted. Many institutions check originals to make sure documents are real.

Sometimes, they use special marks, paper quality, or even verify with the issuing authority. So, if you don’t want to give originals, you can ask them if colour Xerox copies are enough or if you can show originals for verification and keep copies with them. It’s better to confirm with the institution first.

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As per NEET's guidelines , you should upload the original documents for verification wherever required.

If you have submitted a Xerox copy ofHope this gives you the clarity you need. your 10th certificate instead of the original, it could lead to complications.

However, since your original certificate is held by the university , it’s best to reach out to NEET’s helpdesk or the conducting body for guidance. You can explain the situation and ask if submitting the Xerox copy will affect your application or if there’s a way to submit the original later.

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Its a trivial issue if you have xerox of your transfer certificate,Please visit your school, they are authenticated to give a duplicate tc in place of old TC Since they got a copy of your Transfer Certificate.

If issue is not resolved then go to the school Principal office tell your situation he or she will definitely help you.

Wishing you all the best.

To discontinue a diploma program in middle of course involves many implications contact the concerned authority in the administration office of your institute to clear the procedure of your leaving if you have health related issues.they may demand penalty or some documents to complete the process.

If you have any doubts about which documents to submit, contact the admissions office of the institution you are applying to for clarification. It is also necessary to contact with the college if they are ok with it.

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If you have lost the intermediate short memo but still have the long memo, do not worry because, in most cases, the long memo contains your marks and certification. Most institutions and verification processes will, therefore, accept the long memo as proof of your results in that intermediate class. However, some universities or boards might ask for both, so it's wise to check the specific requirements of the university you are applying to.

If required, you can obtain a duplicate short memo from your board of education. Normally, the process involves an application accompanied by an application fee. For this reason, it's wise that you keep all copies of your educational documents and, when possible, have the original short memo reissued in case complications arise in the future.

Unfortunately you will not get admission if you don't submit the original documents they asked for.if you lost your original documents immediately FIR  to your nearest police station that it will not affect you later.submit FIR copy to your college as an evidence of your lost documents may be there is some chance they will accept your admission.all the best

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Self-attested photocopies can be either in color or black and white, depending on the requirements of the institution or authority requesting them. Generally, black and white copies are often sufficient, but some institutions may require color copies to ensure clarity and accuracy, especially for documents with colored seals or signatures. It’s always a good idea to check the specific guidelines provided by the organization or authority to make sure you meet their requirements.

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To obtain a color Xerox of your original Transfer Certificate (TC), you can follow these steps:

1. Locate the Original TC : Ensure you have the original TC in hand.
2. Visit a Xerox Center : Go to a nearby photocopy shop that offers color copying services.
3. Request a Color Copy : Ask for a color Xerox of your TC. Ensure that the copy is clear and legible.
4. Verify the Copy : Once printed, check that all details are visible and accurate.
5. Keep Both Copies Safe : Store the original and the color Xerox in a safe place for future use