The School Leaving Certificate is a document that’s provided when a student officially leaves the school. It states the reason for leaving and the level of education completed with the school.
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It can be used as proof of identity at the time of admission to a different school or college in another city, state, or country.
You can get your School Leaving Certificate by submitting an application to the Head of the school/Principal in person, one month prior to leaving. Along with the application you need to submit a no dues certificate from the school library and ensure no fees are left unpaid.
The certificate is usually issued with 10-15 days and can be collected from the school office.
Yes, you can get the information updated/corrected by visiting the school office in person.
Unfortunately, there are no alternative sources for issuing the School Leaving Certificate.
You first need to file a report with the police. Once done, you can submit a copy of the report along with an application stating that you’ve lost the certificate at the school office. They can then issue a duplicate copy of your School Leaving Certificate.