Teaching & Education

Many of you would have had the traumatic experience of losing your valuable degree Certificate. Or mark lists of any University or College. You may be in urgent need of the same to appear for an interview or apply for any higher studies etc. You can apply to the particular University for issuing a duplicate Certificate or mark list. This involves some procedure. Once you understand that your mark list or Certificate is lost you have to immediately follow these steps:
Go to the nearest police station and file a complaint mentioning the loss of the Certificate and the details of the Certificate. Get a copy of the FIR. Report to the University. Publish in the newspaper informing the loss of the mark list or Certificate. This step is optional, but some universities may ask for it. Apply to the University to issue the duplicate mark list or Certificate. Now you have to follow these steps:
Prepare an affidavit for duplicate mark list mentioning all the important details like your Registration number or USN, year of issue of mark list, name of University and the college you studied, name of the course you studied and the course duration. Get the affidavit attested by a Notary. Write a covering letter to the University informing of the loss of the particular mark list and request for a duplicate to be issued. You have to include the following in the affidavit:
Your full name of Institution
Period of course
Name of course
Name of mark list or Certificate lost
Date of issue of the lost certificate
Registration number of the student
How you lost the certificate
When and where you lost it
Did you make any police complaint
Name of police station and Complaint number
Date of filing complaint

You are not eligible because
WBTET Eligibility Criteria 2022 for Paper 1: Primary Teachers (Class 1 to 5)
The applicants must fulfil the following minimum eligibility conditions as prescribed by NCTE from time to time to be eligible to appear for the WB TET exam:
Higher Secondary/Senior Secondary (or its equivalent 10+2) with at least 50% marks and 2-year Diploma in Elementary Education (DEIEd)
or
Higher Secondary/Senior Secondary (or its equivalent 10+2) with at least 50% marks and 4 years Bachelor of Elementary Education (BEIEd)
or
Higher Secondary/Senior Secondary (or its equivalent 10+2) with at least 50% marks and having Diploma in Education (Special Education), recognised by the Rehabilitation Council of India (RCI)
or
Graduation and two-year Diploma in Elementary Education (DEIEd)
Note: 5% relaxation of marks in Higher Secondary/Senior Secondary or its equivalent examination 10+2 (ie 45%) will be allowed for the SC, ST, OBC-A, OBC-B, PH, Exempted Category, ex-serviceman and DH (Death-in-harness) category candidates.