In short,

You must get the signature of BEO ( Block Education Officer) or DDPI (Deputy Director of Public Instruction) on your study certificate.

That’s it.

Now in detail,

Study certificate is just a letter, which states that you’ve studied in the respective Primary/Higher Primary/High School for these standards (like 6th, 10th,12th etc) and academic years (like 2008,2012 etc).

For K-CET document verification, you have to submit the study certificate of every school you’ve studied. Right from your 1st standard primary school to your 10th standard High School. And also from your I and II PUC (11th and 12th).

The proforma (a model, an example) for study certificates will be given in the CET brochures issued by KEA. You have to prepare your certificate like that and get it filled by your respective schools. Some Schools may issue their own study certificates, which may look a bit different in pattern than specified in brochure, but that is also OK and acceptable.

After getting it by schools, you have to take the study certificate either to BEO office of your zone or DDPI office and get it signed, the space provided. That’s it. Now you’ve your study certificate counter-signed by BEO/DDPI.

But for PUC (11th 12th) study certificate counter signature of BEO/DDPI is not needed.

For finding these offices, take the help of your school. They will be having all the information about these offices.

And another thing is, counter-signing by any one of the officers is enough. I mean, if you’ve studied in two or more different places, then the sign of BEO/DDPI of any one place is enough. No need to get it signed by all the BEO/DDPI.

BEO/DDPI themselves will not sign most of the times. Some staffs in their office will sign the certificate. Just go and ask there, and you will get it signed usually in minutes.

That’s it.

Pro Tip: It will be easier for you to get the signature of BEO than DDPI in most cases. At least, that is true in my area.

If you have and doubts, please ask in comments. I’ll do my best to answer.

Thank You!