Prayagraj, 05 Aug (HS): The Uttar

Pradesh Secondary Education Council (UPMSP) has simplified the criteria for

posting transfer certificates to its website during the advanced registration

procedure for students in grades 9 and 11. Only pupils who have transferred

from another school will be required to upload transfer certificates (TC).

According to UPMSP Board Secretary Bhagwati Singh, some principals have pointed

out that uploading TCs for children who currently attend the same school is

unnecessary.

He said that the UP Board deemed their position to be logical. In rural places,

school employees had to go to cyber cafés to upload TCs, which took time and

money. As a result, the regulations were eased, Singh remarked.

He stated that it

is now required to submit TC just for kids who transfer into classes 9 and 11

from another school. The initial regulation was implemented to prevent

fraudulent admissions to grades 9 and 11. Vikram Bahadur Singh Parihar,

Principal of Jwala Devi Inter College in Civil Lines, Prayagraj, praised the

action, saying it will alleviate an unneeded load on the school personnel. He

stated that the procedure of uploading sensitive papers was unsafe because the

majority of rural school principals utilize private cyber cafés to register

online.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi