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MP High Court Orders Jabalpur School to Issue TC and Mark Sheets in 7 Days
✍️ Amar Ujala · Jabalpur
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 03:37 PM
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The Madhya Pradesh High Court has directed the management of STEM Field International School in Jabalpur to provide a 14-year-old student with their mark sheets and Transfer Certificate within seven days.
The Madhya Pradesh High Court has granted relief to a 14-year-old student from Jabalpur who was struggling to obtain essential academic documents from his previous institution. The court issued a specific directive to the management of STEM Field International School, ordering them to comply with the student's request within a strict timeline.
The court has mandated that the school administration must issue the mark sheets for Class 7 and Class 8, along with the Transfer Certificate (TC), within seven days of the order. This intervention comes after the student faced difficulties in accessing these documents, which are crucial for his continued education and admission into a new school.
The ruling highlights the judiciary's role in protecting the educational rights of minors, ensuring that administrative delays by school management do not hinder a child's academic progress. The court's order is expected to put an end to the bureaucratic hurdles the student was facing in securing his academic records.
The court has mandated that the school administration must issue the mark sheets for Class 7 and Class 8, along with the Transfer Certificate (TC), within seven days of the order. This intervention comes after the student faced difficulties in accessing these documents, which are crucial for his continued education and admission into a new school.
The ruling highlights the judiciary's role in protecting the educational rights of minors, ensuring that administrative delays by school management do not hinder a child's academic progress. The court's order is expected to put an end to the bureaucratic hurdles the student was facing in securing his academic records.