National University Marksheet Correction: Rules, Required Documents and How to Apply
The Marksheet (also called the marks certificate) is a very important academic document for students who have completed Honours, Degree, Master's and other courses under National University.
- Time
- 7–15 working days*
- Fee
- Tk 707
- Correct first
- Registration Card and Admit Card
*Usually for a minor spelling mistake in a name. Major changes, or adding or deleting part of a name, can take longer.
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What the Marksheet is and what happens if it has errors
A Marksheet is used as proof of a student's exam results, marks obtained, educational qualifications and academic record. This document is needed for admission to higher education, job applications, proving educational qualifications to institutions and other academic activities.
However, errors are often found on a National University Marksheet, such as in the student's own name, the parents' names, the roll number, the registration number or other details. If these are not corrected in time, complications may arise later in higher education, job applications and other academic activities. So if you find an error on your Marksheet, start the correction without delay.
Which documents must be corrected before the Marksheet?
To correct a National University Marksheet, the Registration Card must be corrected first and the Admit Card after that.
The Registration Card is the main basis of a student's academic information, and the information in later academic documents must be consistent with it.
So if any information on the Marksheet is wrong, follow this order:
Correct the Registration Card
First correct the wrong information on the Registration Card.
Correct the Admit Card
Once the Registration Card correction is complete, correct the wrong information on the Admit Card.
Correct the Marksheet
Once the Registration Card and Admit Card corrections are complete, you can apply to correct the Marksheet.
Documents required to correct a Marksheet
Certain documents are needed to correct a name or other information on a National University Marksheet. The documents needed may vary depending on the type of correction.
The documents generally required are:
- Photocopy of the National University Marksheet.
- Photocopy of the student's corrected Registration Card.
- Photocopy of the student's corrected Admit Card.
- The student's corrected SSC certificate.
- The student's corrected HSC certificate.
- The correction letter issued by the Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board.
- A copy of the birth registration certificate (if available).
- A copy of the National ID card.
- The ID card of the relevant guardian, if the correction concerns a parent's name.
- The correction application on the prescribed form.
Application fee and payment
The application fee for National University Marksheet correction is Tk 707.
The Tk 707 is paid by bank draft. The fee can also be paid through an approved payment system, using mobile banking (bKash, Nagad, etc.) or a debit/credit card.
After paying, be sure to keep the payment receipt or proof of transaction.
How long does it take to correct a Marksheet?
How long a Marksheet correction takes depends mainly on the type of correction and the administrative process of the relevant office.
A minor spelling mistake in a name, or a simple typographical error, can generally take 7–15 working days to correct.
On the other hand, complex corrections such as a major change to a name, or adding or deleting part of a name, may need closer scrutiny by the relevant authority, so they can take comparatively longer.
So if you find an error on your Marksheet, prepare the required documents and apply without delay.
Help and related guides
Many students face various problems when applying to correct their National University Marksheet, especially in preparing the required documents, correcting the Registration Card and Admit Card, completing the application, providing correct information and resolving application-related complications.
If you have a problem with Marksheet correction or want advice on the application process, you can contact us on WhatsApp.
