Yes, doing your 10th in 2026 through NIOS after completing higher studies is unusual, but it's not invalid. Many systems and institutions focus more on the authenticity and validity of certificates rather than the order in which they were obtained. Your qualifications, like Alim (2008), B.A. (2012), B.Ed (2013), and M.E., can still be considered valid as long as they were earned from recognized institutions. Some online portals or systems may flag the date mismatch, but usually, manual verification resolves it. Be prepared to explain your academic journey if asked. It’s legal, and sometimes people complete or correct their education later in life. You're not alone in this path—just keep your documents in order.
If I do 10th class now in (2026)from NIOS after completing higher studies then would the system of computers accept my non chronological order credentials? i.e. 10th in 2026, Alim in 2008, B.A. in 2012 B.Ed in 2013, M.Ed in 2014, M.A. in 2016, or the system reject my credentials because of non chronological order. kindly clarify i would be much thankful to you
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23rd Oct, 2025
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22nd Oct, 2025
Hello, Yes, systems and authorities will generally accept your credentials even if the 10th class (NIOS, 2026) was completed after your higher degrees (Alim 2008, BA 2012, B.Ed 2013, M.Ed 2014, MA 2016).
- NIOS is Recognized: NIOS is a valid, recognized board. Completing the 10th later is acceptable.
- Individual Validity: Verification focuses on whether each certificate (10th, Alim, BA, etc.) is genuine and from a recognized institution.
- System Acceptance: Most systems allow entering qualifications with dates. The non-chronological order is unusual but shouldn't cause automatic rejection. It might trigger a manual review.
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