I want to apply for passing certificate from CBSE DADS PORTAL. What does duplicate certificate mean? Does it refer to passing certificate?
Yes, duplicate certificate on the CBSE DADS Portal refers to a re-issued copy of your original passing certificate (or marksheet) in case it has been lost, damaged, or destroyed.There is a fee associated with obtaining a duplicate certificate. You may need to file an affidavit and/or an FIR (if the
On the CBSE DADS Portal (Duplicate Academic Document System), a "Duplicate Certificate" refers to a re-issue of the original certificate you were given earlier — typically the Passing Certificate or Marksheet — in case it is lost, damaged, or destroyed.
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