CBSE Warns Against Fake Mark Sheet and Certificate Services – Only Trust Official Sources

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a public notice warning students, parents, and schools about fraudulent platforms claiming to provide quick solutions for duplicate mark sheets, certificates, and document corrections. These unauthorized sources are spreading false information, putting students at risk of financial loss and legal complications.

What’s the Issue?

CBSE’s Regional Office Delhi (East) has identified multiple unofficial websites and agents falsely promising fast-track services for:

• Issuing duplicate mark sheets and certificates

• Correcting errors in academic documents

• Offering "special" exam-related services

The Board has clarified that these services are not affiliated with CBSE and could lead to serious consequences, including invalid documents or fraud.

How to Stay Safe?

CBSE emphasizes that the only legitimate source for document-related requests is the official CBSE website (www.cbse.gov.in) or verified regional offices. Students and parents should:

✔ Avoid third-party websites or agents claiming to offer CBSE services.

✔ Double-check any information on the official CBSE portal.

✔ Report suspicious offers to CBSE authorities.

Why This Matters

With board exam results and admissions in progress, scammers often target anxious students and parents. Falling for these scams can result in:

• Financial losses

• Delays in academic processes

• Legal issues due to fake documents

CBSE has stated that it will not be responsible for any problems arising from reliance on unofficial sources.

What Should You Do Next?

If you need a duplicate mark sheet, certificate correction, or any exam-related service:

• Visit CBSE’s official website.

• Follow the prescribed procedures for document requests.

• Contact CBSE regional offices for verified support.

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