Hello sir I am a student of yours from MBA Guru, sir I wanted to know how to update my 10th class marks as it is in cgpa only and cat is asking for total marks and marks obtained but the only information in my marksheet is in cgpa.

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It is suggested that you please contact your authorized NIOS center only to solve the issue.
(1) Reach out to the NIOS Learner Support Centre by dialing the toll-free number and by sending an email (2) For queries related to mark sheets, migration certificates, and verification of certificates, you can contact the NIOS Headquarters (3) Regularly Check the NIOS Student Portal

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Ans: Aditi, The National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS) is addressing a delay in updating the Transfer of Credit (TOC) marksheet. To resolve the issue, contact the NIOS Learner Support Centre during working hours, the NIOS Headquarters, or the nearest regional centre. Ensure all required documents, including the original marksheet from your previous board, are submitted to the appropriate NIOS office. Regularly check the NIOS student portal for updates on your TOC status. The TOC process typically takes 30 to 45 days, but processing times can vary. Persistent follow-up through these channels is advisable to ensure your marksheet is updated promptly. All the Best for Your Prosperous Future.

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Ans: Yes, you can update your KCET application with your new CBSE marks after re-evaluation. However, whether it impacts your rank depends on the Karnataka Examination Authority (KEA) rules and when your revised marks are released—especially in relation to the KCET counseling schedule.

Here's what you should do:
1. Check the KEA Website
Go to cetonline.karnataka.gov.in.

Look for any announcements or FAQs about:

Updating marks after re-evaluation.

Impact on KCET 2025 ranks and verification slip changes.

Check if they mention a process for submitting updated marks from other boards like CBSE.

2. Understand the Timeline
KCET Counseling Start Date:
If your updated CBSE marks come before KCET counseling begins, you’ll likely be allowed to update them.

CBSE Re-evaluation Timeline:
Re-evaluation takes time. Check CBSE’s website for expected timelines so you know when to expect your updated marks.

3. If Re-evaluation Results Come Before Counseling
Collect Documents:

Original CBSE mark sheet.

Revised mark sheet (after re-evaluation).

A copy of the re-evaluation confirmation (if available).

Contact KEA:

Use their official helpline or email (from their website).

Ask specifically how to update your marks in their system.

Follow KEA Instructions:

If allowed, KEA will give you exact steps—possibly uploading documents online or via a specific portal.

Rank Might Change:

If your updated marks are submitted in time, KEA may recalculate your rank using the new scores.

4. If Re-evaluation Results Come After Counseling
Spot Admissions or Special Rounds:

If regular counseling is over, you may not be able to change your application immediately.

However, you might be eligible for spot admissions or extra counseling rounds (if seats are still available).

Stay in Touch with KEA:

Contact them and ask whether your revised marks can still be considered in any remaining rounds.

5. General Tips
Don’t Assume Anything:
Always rely on official updates from KEA and CBSE. Don’t act on rumors or hearsay.

Keep All Records:
Save copies of your application, payment receipts, emails, and any mark sheets (old and revised).

Ask for Help if Needed:
If confused, talk to an education counselor or someone experienced with KCET admissions.