Generating accurate TCs with complete student history and proper approvals can take days of manual work

When a student leaves the school, they need a Transfer Certificate (TC) for admission elsewhere. This document must contain accurate information about the student's entire school journey - a task that requires gathering data from multiple sources.
Parents complain about waiting days for a TC while staff struggle to locate admission records, verify fee clearance, and compile academic history. For students who studied years ago, finding records becomes even harder.
A streamlined TC processing system that automatically compiles student data, checks clearances, generates formatted certificates, and maintains a digital approval workflow - reducing TC generation time from days to minutes.
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Common questions about this school management challenge and how to solve it
TCs typically include admission number, date of admission, date of leaving, class studied, conduct, fee payment status, reason for leaving, and academic performance summary.
Manual TC processing often takes 3-7 days as staff need to gather information from multiple registers, verify fee payments, and get required signatures.
Delays usually occur due to pending fee dues, missing student records, unavailable signatories, or difficulty finding historical data for students who studied years ago.
Yes, Schoolites generates digital TCs with QR codes for verification. Schools can also print physical copies with proper formatting as required by education boards.
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