The SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) Roll Number is a unique identifier assigned to a student for the purpose of writing the Class 10 board examination .

Where you can find it on the certificate (or marksheet) depends on the board (state board, CBSE , etc.), but commonly:

• In many boards (e.g. Karnataka), the roll number is placed at the top right corner of the marksheet / certificate.

• In Tamil Nadu, it's often printed at the top of the marksheet.

• It is generally near other personal details (name, registration number, DOB) in a header section.

The roll number in an SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) certificate is a unique identifier assigned to each student for the SSLC exam.

It is typically printed on the mark sheet and can be found underneath the student's name. In some cases, it may also be mentioned on the admit card for the SSLC exam

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In an SSLC (Secondary School Leaving Certificate) certificate, the roll number is typically a unique identification number assigned to each student for the purpose of examinations. The exact location of the roll number on the certificate can vary depending on the format and design used by the issuing authority (such as a board of education or examination body).

Usually, the roll number can be found in a prominent place on the certificate, often near the student's personal details or in a designated section specifically for examination details. It is used to uniquely identify the student in examination records and results.

If you have a specific SSLC certificate and are looking for the roll number, you should check around the personal details section or any section labeled with examination details. The roll number is typically a numeric or alphanumeric code assigned to each student for the duration of their examinations.

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