For your Intermediate studies, especially during college transfers, having a 10th certificate or transfer certificate (TC) is typically required for verification purposes. If you are missing your 10th TC, you might face some issues during documentation checks.

Here are the steps you can take:

1. Check with Your Current College: Inform your current college administration about the situation. Sometimes, if you have your 10th marks memo, it may suffice. They might ask for a duplicate or verification from your previous school.

2. Obtain a Duplicate TC: If you don’t have the original TC from your 10th school, you can request a duplicate transfer certificate from your 10th school. Schools usually keep records and can issue a duplicate on request.

3. Alternative Documentation: If the TC is not available, ensure that you have your 10th marks memo or a certificate to show as proof of passing 10th grade.

Reach out to your previous school for assistance in getting the required documents. Having all your certificates will make the transition smoother and help avoid future complications.

Hello,

Since you have been transferring between colleges, it is sensible that you possess your 10th TC, since nearly all the institutes require your admission and keeping it in their records need this document. The completion of the secondary education and officially leaving the school system is pointed out by the 10th TC.

If you do not have a copy of your 10th TC, you should attempt to contact the school where you completed 10th grade and ask for a duplicate copy or request a re-issue. Many colleges will still want the 10th TC for admission purposes or verification even if you intend to continue further education again.

In the short term, however, having the Inter 1st year memo and TC will be nice. The 10th TC is due to be resolved shortly and hence should be done as soon as possible so that any problems are averted for the future period.