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What is Academic Transcript & How to Get it in India?

What is Academic Transcript & How to Get it in India?

For students who are willing to have further education, the transcript is essential.

What is this transcript?

It’s a record of marks or grades that you have got in all subjects during your graduation or post-graduation or any degree course or diploma.

In short, it’s a proof of your education, carrying all scores in various subjects that you have studied.

Some people call it the Transcript of Records (ToR), which is just another name given to this scorecard. Both are similar.

People use different names of it, which you can easily recognise.  Here is the list of all names, which mean the same that you have been certified or qualified in the course:

What is Academic Transcript

How does a transcript differ from diploma or degree?

These all documents represent that you have been educationally qualified. But, the transcript is a little bit different from a diploma or degree.

Diploma or Degree are the certificate that you receive when you complete your course or educational qualification as per the selected programme.

On the other hand, the transcript carries all the academic records of a student in a document. It basically is a certificate that reads the list of all courses or subjects that you have studied in a sequence, what awards, scores, grades and achievements you got and what degree you hold for the academic programme. In short, it carries A to Z of what education you have and the subject-wise credit details.
This document may have all these details:

  • Overall grades received by the student for the pan academic course/year
  • Total number of students in the class and the rank scored
  • The average grade of the class to let foreign educational institute know about the student’s academic position
  • The stamp of the registry of the institution on the official letter head of that college, institute or school

When is it required?

The aspirants who have a dream to join a foreign university or school or institute to study a specific course, they need a set of documents to support the admission process. NRIs often require it to present to the immigration department and the foreign school of learning. Disclosing what proofs you have about completing schooling, graduation or post-graduation is essential because they support your suitability for the course that you like to opt in further.

Students don’t have any choice. They have to produce the transcript to join the course. This is why they have to keep their documents ready. Get some soft copies of them so that you can upload and show up or send any time to the competent authority.

You should keep into account that the requirement may be different as per school. What all you need to notice is that:

  • It reads all courses and subjects that you had studies.
  • Those who are applying for a-post graduation abroad, they have to get the score list of all courses or programmes in the graduation.
  • Those who want to join the grad-course, get the transcript of all subjects and scores that have been opted-in during twelfth or pre-college education.
  • Rarely, universities may ask to show the previous proofs of education.

How can you get it from the school/ college?

As it is delivered by the education board of various states, which the academic school or institute provides once you complete the education from there. It consists of all academic records. You can get it either by yourself. Visit the school or college or institute and raise a request.

A few colleges offer this facility online. You may raise the similar request over the internet. Visit the website of the college or school and take the benefit out of this online facility. But ensure first if this facility is available or not.

How can you recognise if it’s real or fake?

The official transcript differs from the fake one.

Transcript

Transcript in English is Universally Acceptable

There are some schools and colleges that hand it over in a regional language. The admission in any foreign school would certainly require its English version. Therefore, you need its translation. But, the original document in whatever language it is must be enclosed. The non-residents should keep this fact into account. Both should be stamped and signed by the issuing authority.

If you face any challenge, take help of any NRI consultant.

What is the Proof of Marital Status in India?

What is the Proof of Marital Status in India?

The proof of marital status in India is a document that proves an individual’s state with regard to a marriage. These documents can marriage certificate, divorce decree or legal separation paperwork. Sometimes, the spouses live at two different addresses. In that case, any government authority requires the proof of separate addresses of both, husband and wide. These proofs can be lease agreements/mortgage statements or utility bills-whatever the document of separation reads. NRIs need any of them if they have any requirement in their jobs or work or documentation to fulfill.

In the nutshell, India or any other foreign country accept the above mentioned proofs of the marital status. These are what the proof of marital status in India called.

However, this country follows the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 and the Special Marriage Act, 1954 to register this status.

The Registration under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955 is applicable in the case where both husband and wife are Hindus, Buddhists, Jains or Sikhs, or the converted ones of these religions.

Registration Procedure

  • Visit the SDM office or online search the form to apply to the sub-registrar under whose authority area the marriage is solemnized. It can be the area of either husband or wife where the marriage held.
  • Fill the application form. Sign it and attach two photographs of the marriage ceremony, invitation card, age and address proof of both.
  • An affidavit of notary/executive magistrate can also be the proof of wedding, healthy mental condition and non-relationship between the parties within the degree of prohibition.
  • Attest all documents by a gazetted Officer and the parties.
  • Submit the application form with a fee.
  • The cashier at the sub-registrar will provide a receipt once the documents are verified. The competent person will ask the couple to get the document on the said date after the registration.

Conditions to Fulfill

  • Neither party has a spouse living at the time of the marriage (in the case of remarriage)
  • Neither party should be incapable of giving a valid consent to it (in the case of unhealthy mental condition)
  • Neither of them should be suffering from any mental illness to such an extent that it would lead to an unfit marriage.
  • Neither of them has been suffering from insanity or epilepsy (seizure).
  • The bride should be of 18 years and the bridegroom is of 21 years at the time of marriage.
  • The relationship by half or uterine blood as well as by full blood or by adoption is not allowed.

Exception: Although customers are important. But, people may marry even if they do not fit to the given conditions.

Punishment: The marriage which is recognised between the parties if it falls under the prohibited relationship.

Such people are penalized with a simple imprisonment for one month or a fine of Rs. 10000/- or with both.

Special Marriage Act, 1954

This Act applies to all citizens of India who register their marriage under the Special Marriage Act, 1954.

Those who want to register marriage under this Act have to give a notice in writing prior in the area (jurisdiction) where the bride or the bridegroom has been living for not less than 30 days when the notice was given.

A copy of notice is put on the notice board of the registration office and another copy is sent to the marriage officer of the area. After a month, the marriage can be held if no objections are made. But, if the inquiry points to something objectionable, the marriage cannot happen.

Documentation Requirements

This Act deals with the registration and the marriage.

  • Passport size photographs
  • The age and address proofs of both parties are must.
  • At least three witnesses with their voter id, aadhar card or any other identification document are required.
  • An affidavit concerning with the marital status, fit mental condition, non-relationship between the parties within the degree of prohibition is required.

Marriage Registration Online

You may register it online. Unfortunately, this facility is restricted to a few metropolitan cities in India, as for Delhiites who may visit: http://edistrict.delhigovt.nic.in/ to complete the registration procedure online.

  • Select the district where the applicant lives.
  • Fill in the details of the husband/wife.
  • Select the ‘Registration of Marriage Certificate’ option.
  • Fill in the necessary details required in the form.
  • Choose the desired date of appointment.
  • Select the ‘Submit Application’ option.

Once done, an acknowledgement page will appear. It shows all the relevant details of your appointment and instructions that need to be followed. There is a number on the slip. The applicant must print and save a copy of the application form and acknowledgement slip.

Accompany witnesses of the either party with their PAN card or residence proof on the date of appointment at the sub-registrar office.

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