I graduated from EIILM University in Sikkim in 2012. I have all my documents except my final degree certificate. The university has closed down, and I need this certificate for government jobs. What can I do to get it, and where should I go?

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Law Forum › Category: Civil › I graduated from EIILM University in Sikkim in 2012. I have all my documents except my final degree certificate. The university has closed down, and I need this certificate for government jobs. What can I do to get it, and where should I go?
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Apni Law Staff asked 3 years ago

I graduated from EIILM University in Sikkim in 2012. I have all my documents except my final degree certificate. The university has closed down, and I need this certificate for government jobs. What can I do to get it, and where should I go?

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Apni Law Staff answered 3 years ago

You can apply to the Sikkim University for a duplicate degree certificate. This university is the affiliating university for EIILM University. You will need to provide evidence of your graduation, such as your mark sheets and other relevant documents, along with an application and prescribed fee.

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