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Passing certificate is a permanent certificate issued by CBSE. It specifies that you have successfully completed or passed your class 12th board examinations.

Provisional certificate (or temporary certificate), on the other hand, refers to a temporary certificate till the time original certificate is not obtained. It is usually given by schools. It is issued to students who have passed board examinations but have not been issued passing certificate yet.

Passing certificate, obviously, holds far greater value than provisional certificate.



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Hello!

No, they are different.

Passing certificate is given to:

(i) A candidate who has appeared in an examination of the Board shall be issued a statement of marks/grades.

(ii) A candidate who has appeared in the examination of the Board and has passed the examination shall be issued a pass certificate. However, candidate who has appeared for an improvement of performance or for an additional subject in a subsequent examination shall not be issued a separate certificate or a combined marks statement. Such candidates shall be given only a statement of marks in that subject(s).

Provisional certificate:

(i) A candidate who has passed the examination may be issued a provisional certificate by the Board on payment of fee prescribed from time to time.

(ii) A candidate who has been placed in Compartment may be issued a provisional certificate indicating the fact as such.