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A transcript is an official academic record that lists all courses and grades earned by a student. It includes information like the student's name, date of birth, courses taken, grades received, and date of completion. There are two types of transcripts - official transcripts that are sealed and sent directly to institutions, and unofficial transcripts that contain the same information but are not sealed. Students are the only ones who can request transcripts, which normally take 3-10 days to process but may take longer during busy periods. Transcripts provide a record of a student's academic history for purposes like further education or job applications.
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Topic = transcript.pptx
- 1. Govt. College of nursing (G.R.M.C) Gwalior Topic = Submitted To, Mrs. Deepmala mam GRMC Gwalior
- 2. Presented by, Abhilasha richhariya M.sc (N) previous
- 3. Contents 1. Introduction 2. Definition 3. Uses 4. Format of transcript 5. Types 6. Request for transcript 7. Guidelines 8. Bibliography
- 4. Introduction A transcript is an official copy of a student's academic record. It records all courses successfully and unsuccessfully completed and all courses that were withdrawn after the registration deadline.
- 5. Definition A transcript is an invetory of the courses taken and grades earned of a student throughout a course of study.
- 6. Uses • It stimulates faculty, student in institutional goal setting. • It serves as a motivation to use the student for the self assessment. • It is used for the further life planning and stimulate the lifelong development. • It serves as a record for the job or future schooling application.
- 7. Format for transcript Identification data :- Name of the student :- Sex :- Date of birth :- Name of the course :- Medium of instruction :- Date of joining/completion the course :- Permanent address :-
- 8. Format
- 9. Types OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT The official transcript is tha type that each program to which you are applying. UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT An unofficial transcript is all of the same information that is in an official transcript but it is not sealed.
- 10. Request for transcript • The students are the only one who can request for transcripts. The transcript card request may be attested by the Dean/UG Coordinator • Transcript are normally sent out in 3-10 Working days. However, during peak periods, it can take up to 11-15 working days.
- 11. Request for transcript • The students are the only one who can request for transcripts. The transcript card request may be attested by the Dean/UG Coordinator • Transcript are normally sent out in 3-10 Working days. However, during peak periods, it can take up to 11-15 working days.
- 12. Guidelines • Grade in each cource. • Summary of the transfer credit accepted. • Name of the institutions from which the credit is accepted. • Date degree is conferred. • Programme studied. • Date of issue of transcript. • Date of last entry to the transcript.
- 13. Bibliography • BASHEER PS. TEXTBOOK OF NURSING EDUCATION. BANGALORE :EMMESS PUBLICATION,2015. • BHAT MS. CHOICE BASED CREDIT SYSTEM: THE PATH AHEAD. THE HINDU.2017,DECEMBER,27.
- 14. Thank you for listening [Transcript ]