Losing your SEBA 10th certificate can be stressful—whether it’s misplaced, damaged, or stolen. But don’t worry! The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (SEBA), allows students to apply for a duplicate certificate online. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the step-by-step process, required documents, fees, and expert tips to make it hassle-free. Plus, we’ll share real-life examples and official insights to ensure you get your replacement without delays.
A SEBA 10th duplicate certificate isn’t just a piece of paper—it’s your ticket to higher education, jobs, and government exams. Here’s when you might need one:
✅ Lost or Misplaced – Left it in an old bag? Happens to the best of us! ✅ Damaged or Torn – Spilled coffee? Pets chewed it? Time for a replacement. ✅ Stolen or Destroyed – FIR required for legal verification. ✅ Name Correction – Typos in the original? A duplicate fixes that.
Real-Life Example: Rahul, a 2022 pass-out, lost his certificate while shifting homes. He applied online, submitted an FIR, and got his duplicate in 18 days.
Documents Required for SEBA Duplicate Certificate 📄
Before applying, gather these documents:
Document
Purpose
FIR Copy
Mandatory if certificate was stolen/lost
Affidavit
Notarized declaration of loss/damage
Passport Photo
Recent photo for verification
Original Marksheet
Proof of passing the exam
ID Proof
Aadhaar, Voter ID, or Passport
Pro Tip:
“Always get your affidavit notarized—unofficial ones get rejected,” says Advocate Priya Das (Guwahati High Court).
Did You Know? Over 2,000 duplicate certificates are issued yearly in Assam (SEBA Annual Report 2024).
What If Your Application Gets Rejected? ❌
Common reasons for rejection:
✅ Incomplete forms (missing signatures/attachments) ✅ Wrong details (roll number mismatch) ✅ Unnotarized affidavit
Solution:
Reapply with corrections.
Contact SEBA helpline: 0361-2540869 for guidance.
Final Thoughts 🎯
Getting a SEBA 10th duplicate certificate is straightforward if you follow the steps correctly. Whether online or offline, ensure all documents are error-free. Need more help? Drop a comment below!
Nisha Joshi is an education content writer specializing in exam results and admit cards. With a Master’s in History and 5+ years of experience, Nisha loves crafting detailed and accurate content. She enjoys exploring historical sites.
