Is there any difference between dummy certificate of 12th and a regular certificate? While going to study abroad can I use the dummy one?

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    Benudhar Sahoo Mentor and poet

    a month ago
    Hi Manjinder,
    While going to apply abroad for studies it is better you go through a normal regular schooling. Dummies won't be accepted abroad. Even in India there are many difficulties and formalities for class 12th dummies. See, dummy admissions basically are done by students enrolling for plus-two courses but they spend their time preparing for competitive entrance exams like JEE and medical entrance tests instead of attending classes. This practice won't be accepted by any foreign university, gap period can be accepted but not a dummy school.
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