Diploma admissions typically require original documents for verification purposes. A colored photocopy, even if attested, might not be considered an official document.

After applying, there is usually a verification process where the college will check the authenticity of your documents. This process relies on original certificates issued by the board.

Since your original 10th LC is with your junior college, try to get it back as soon as possible. Explain to your junior college that you need it for diploma college admissions. They might have a process for issuing a duplicate or temporary certificate.

While obtaining the original LC is ideal, you can also contact the diploma college you're interested in and inquire about their specific requirements. Some colleges might allow a attested photocopy of the LC during the initial application stage, but you need to submit the original for verification later.


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In most cases, a colored photocopy of your 10th mark sheet (LC - Leaving Certificate) won't be enough for admission to a diploma college in Maharashtra.

Diploma colleges typically require original documents or attested copies for verification purposes. A photocopy, even colored, cannot be considered an official document.

There is a verification process during diploma admissions where the college verifies the authenticity of your documents with the issuing board (Maharashtra Board in this case). This can't be done with a photocopy.

While the original or a duplicate marksheet is ideal, some colleges might accept attested copies as a temporary solution. Attested copies are photocopies verified and signed by a gazetted officer (like a magistrate or notary public).

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