i have lost my 2022 icse admit card

Hello,

If you have lost your 2022 ICSE admit card, here are the steps you should follow:

1. Contact Your School : Immediately inform your school’s exam coordinator or principal about the lost admit card. They may help you retrieve a duplicate or guide you on the next steps.

2. Request for a Duplicate Admit Card : Your school can request the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE) for a duplicate admit card. This can typically be done by submitting a request form or an affidavit.

3. Check Online Resources : Visit the CISCE website for any official guidelines or procedures for lost admit cards. Sometimes, schools may upload admit cards on the website.

Hope it helps !

Hello,

If you've lost your 2022 ICSE admit card, contact your school immediately, as they may have a record of your details. The school can guide you on obtaining a duplicate or an alternative document from the Council for the Indian School Certificate Examinations (CISCE). While admit cards aren’t usually reissued after exams, CISCE might provide a statement of results or verification if needed for future reference.

Hope this helps,

Thank you

Up to now, there is no direct online provision to download an ICSE admit card if it got misplaced during the 2022 examinations.

However, here are a few steps you might take as the first course of action to recover your admit card or at least get the information about it:

Contact your School:

Dial up your school's administration or the concerned authorities. They must have a digital version or have a copy in their files as well.

Contact the CISCE Board:

You can get in touch with the CISCE directly. They can provide you the duplicate admit card or information related to you.

You can refer to the website of CISCE or call them up for detailed information.

Scan Through Your Email:

Sometimes, the school can dispatch the admit card in emails. Try to scan your email in and the spam for any such transmission.

And never forget, in these situations, time is always of the essence. The quicker one does a school and/or board contact, the better it will be for that situation.