Will i get TC after passing 10th as private candidate from mp board

No, you won't get a TC after passing 10th grade as a private candidate. TCs are usually provided by schools to students who wish to transfer to another school.
You will get a marksheet from the MP Board.

Yes, you can get a Transfer Certificate (TC) even if you passed your 10th grade as a private candidate from the MP Board; however, it's important to contact your designated examination center or the MP Board directly to confirm the process and required documentation for obtaining the TC as a private candidate.

Obtaining the TC:

Contact the center: Reach out to the examination center where you registered for your 10th private exam to initiate the TC request.

Required documents: You might need to submit your mark sheet, identity proof, and a filled application form.

Important details:

Mentioning private candidate status: Ensure your TC clearly states that you appeared as a private candidate.

Verification: Double-check all information on the TC before accepting it.

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Hello there,

Yes, you can get a Transfer Certificate (TC) after passing 10th as a private candidate from the MP Board. However, the process depends on the rules of the school or institution you're associated with. Here’s what you need to know:

1. Private Candidate : If you appeared for the 10th exam as a private candidate, it means you were not enrolled in a regular school for that exam. In such cases, the concept of a TC doesn't directly apply, as TC is typically issued to students who are leaving a regular school.
   
   

2. If You Want to Transfer to Another School : If you have attended a school before and are now a private candidate, you can request a TC from that school. The TC will be issued as per their policies, as long as you were previously enrolled in that school.
   
   

3. Next Steps : If you wish to apply to another school or pursue higher studies (like 12th) through a school, you may need to apply for a TC at the previous school where you were enrolled and have completed 10th.

You can visit the school or board's official website or contact the school administration for the specific procedure.

I hope this answer helps you. If you have more queries then feel free to share your questions with us we will be happy to assist you.

Thank you and wishing you all the best for your bright future.