The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued a strict advisory cautioning students, parents, and other stakeholders against unauthorised platforms that falsely claim to provide 'quick solutions' for duplicate mark sheets, certificates, and corrections in academic records.

The advisory was released by the CBSE Regional Office Delhi (East).

According to the Board, these platforms have been misleading students and parents with promises of issuing duplicate documents and processing corrections without any official sanction.

CBSE has made it clear that such services are not recognised or approved by the Board in any capacity.

UNAUTHORISED SOURCES NOT RELIABLE

In its statement, the Board underlined that these unauthorised platforms have “no connection with CBSE and are not authorised to offer any of its services.”

It also warned that reliance on such sources could cause misinformation, financial loss, and other serious consequences for students and their families.

The Board further emphasised that all accurate and official information regarding duplicate documents, corrections in certificates, or any other examination-related services is made available exclusively through its official website, cbse.gov.in.

Any updates or notifications are also communicated through regional offices and verified channels only.

BOARD 'S ADVISORY TO STUDENTS AND PARENTS

CBSE has urged all students, parents, and other stakeholders to remain vigilant and avoid engaging with unofficial or third-party services.