1. Determine the Board of Education:
- Confirm the Board of Education that conducted your 10th examination in 2004. CBSE (Central Board of Secondary Education) is typically responsible for the 10th board examinations in India.
2. Contact the CBSE Regional Office:
- Locate the CBSE regional office that handles your state. You can find the list of regional offices on the CBSE website.
- Visit the regional office in person or contact them through the provided contact details to inquire about the process of obtaining a duplicate marksheet.
3. Submit an Application:
- Obtain the duplicate marksheet application form from the CBSE regional office or download it from the CBSE website.
- Fill out the application form accurately, providing details such as your name, examination roll number, father's name, date of birth, etc.
- Attach the necessary documents, such as:
- A copy of your lost 10th marksheet (if available)
- A copy of your secondary school leaving certificate (SSLC)
- A copy of your current address proof
- A copy of your passport-sized photograph
4. Fees and Payment:
- Pay the required fee for obtaining a duplicate marksheet. The fee structure may vary, so it's best to inquire with the regional office for the current fee details.
5. Verification Process:
- The CBSE regional office will verify your details to ensure that you are the rightful owner of the lost marksheet.
- This verification process may take some time, so be prepared to wait for a few weeks or even months.
6. Receive Your Duplicate Marksheet:
- Once your details have been verified and all requirements are met, the regional office will issue a duplicate 10th marksheet.
- The duplicate marksheet holds the same value and authenticity as the original marksheet.
Note:
- If there is any discrepancy or error in the duplicate marksheet, you can contact the CBSE regional office for rectification.
- In case of significant delays or challenges in obtaining the duplicate marksheet, you may also write to the CBSE headquarters for assistance.
