Use the date on your degree certificate for official forms, as it is the recognized proof of qualification. If your marksheet was reissued with a different date, keep both versions and consider:

1. Retaining all documents (original, reissued marksheet).

2. Getting an official letter from your institution explaining the reissue.

3. Preparing an affidavit if needed for verification.

Most institutions understand such discrepancies, but having supporting documents can prevent issues during verification.

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when faced with a discrepancy in dates between your original and reissued documents, always prioritize the original date of issue on your passing certificate or main degree. This is the authentic date that holds weight.

However, be prepared to provide your reissued document if required, and ensure consistency in the dates you provide across all forms. Remember, accuracy and transparency are key!

If your mark sheet was reissued due to damage, its date of issue may differ from the original. However, for official purposes, most forms require the date on the main degree or passing certificate, as these documents are considered final proof of qualification. If a form specifically asks for the mark sheet's issue date, use the reissued date. In cases of discrepancy, check the guidelines of the organization you’re applying to or consult the issuing authority to ensure consistency and avoid complications in verification.