Parents seeking admission for their child at another institution must submit the Transfer Certificate (T.C.) application by 30th January of the current academic year. This ensures the smooth processing of paperwork and avoids any delays in the transfer procedure.
If a Transfer Certificate application is submitted after the specified deadline of 30th January, the parent will be required to pay the applicable term fees for the current term. This is necessary to cover the administrative costs and commitments made for the student’s education during that term.
Parents employed in government sectors who receive transfer orders after the T.C. application deadline will be exempt from paying the term fees. To qualify for this exemption, parents must provide valid documentation of their transfer order issued by the government agency they work for.
Once a T.C. application has been submitted, the student will not be allowed to continue in the same school during the academic year. If the student is later re-admitted under exceptional or genuine circumstances, the parent will be required to pay the admission fees once again.
In cases where a parent is a government employee and seeks re-admission for their child, the school will allow the student to be re-enrolled, provided that the T.C. application includes an official transfer order. This exception recognizes the frequent relocations faced by government employees and provides flexibility for their children’s education.
