The Assam State School Education Board has announced a temporary relief step for students affected by the recent floods, offering free duplicate academic documents. The move covers important records such as marksheets, certificates, admit cards and registration papers.
The decision is aimed at helping students whose original documents may have been lost or damaged during the flood crisis. For many families dealing with disruption and recovery, replacing school records can be an added burden, and the Assam board’s measure is meant to reduce that pressure.
According to the announcement, the benefit is intended for eligible students from flood-affected areas. By waiving the cost of duplicate documents, the board is trying to ensure that students do not face further setbacks in admissions, examinations or other academic processes that require official paperwork.
The Assam board free duplicate documents for flood-hit students initiative comes as part of a broader response to the impact of severe weather on education in the state. It offers practical support at a time when many students may be trying to restore essential records and continue their studies without extra expense.