JNTU DUPLICATE MEMO’s & CERTIFICATES : How To Apply For Duplicate Marks Memo (In case if they are lost or any other reason)

JNTU DUPLICATE MEMO’s & CERTIFICATES : Procedure  To Apply For Duplicate Marks Memo (In case if they are lost or any other reason)

1. Fee of Rs.200/- per mark list is to be paid by DD drawn in favor of Registrar, JNTU, Hyderabad, payable at Hyderabad.

2. Student has to submit an application addressing to the Controller of Examinations, JNTU, Kukatpally, Hyderabad with a request to issue a duplicate marks memo.

3. Once forwarded by the Principal, the student can approach the University for getting the duplicate memo.

4. The student shall keep a copy of the application for future reference.

OR

If  You are Passed out B.Tech & if u had lost the certificates then,

Fill the TRANSCIPT APPLICATION : Click here to download TRANSCIPT APPLICATION

The following transcripts will be issued by printing the required documents on security paper.(Applicable For 1999-2000 batch onwards)

(i) Marks Memos of B.Tech. examinations
(ii) Consolidated Marks Memo of B.Tech. course
(iii) Provisional Certificate of B.Tech. degree

One set of the above documents [i.e., one set of marks memos + one CMM + one PC] or part of the set of the abovedocuments, will be issued along with an envelope. For each set of the above documents only one envelope will be given. It may be noted that for the above items photo-copies need not be enclosed.

The students who require their transcripts have to submit duly filled-in prescribed application for issue of transcripts, to the Principal, along with the necessary total amount of fee (@ Rs.40-00 per transcript) in the form of D.D. or challan. The D.D. for the total amount of fee must be in favour of the Registrar, JNTU, drawn on Hyderabad, on any Nationalized Bank.

If the student requires any other document other than the documents mentioned above, he has to submit the filled-in application along with the required number of photo-copies of the document(s) and the fee (@ Rs.40-00 per transcript) in the form of D.D./challan.