To submit this form, you should print the completed application along with all required photocopies. Bring these documents to the college office during submission hours from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM, at counter number 4. Ensure all documents are organized and that you make your submission between 15 August 2019 to 15 November 2019, as late submissions will not be accepted.

For the academic years 2024-2025, important dates include the application submission window open from 15 August 2024 to 15 November 2024. Ensure submissions are made within this timeframe for timely processing. Dates for future applications may vary, so students should always verify with the college.

This form serves as a critical document for students in SYJC Science who belong to specific caste categories. Its primary purpose is to facilitate the verification of caste status required for various educational admissions. The timely submission of this form is essential for students seeking to transition into engineering, medical, or pharmacy programs.

• 1. Caste Certificate: A photocopy of the caste certificate of the student.
• 2. Birth Certificate: A photocopy of the student's birth certificate.
• 3. School Leaving Certificate: Photocopies of school leaving certificates of the student and parents.
• 4. SYJC Identity Card: A photocopy of the SYJC Science Identity Card.
• 5. Affidavit Forms: Completion of Affidavit Forms 15 A and 3 on the designated stamp paper.

Failing to submit this form on time will result in the denial of a Certificate of Validity, impacting students' admission prospects.

• Missed Deadlines: Students may miss crucial deadlines for college admissions.
• Ineligibility for Courses: Without the certificate, students may be ineligible for professional courses.
• Increased Stress: Students will face higher stress levels due to potential delays in admissions.
• Lack of Documentation: Failure to apply will leave students without necessary documentation for future use.
• Institutional Consequences: Colleges may not process applications without required certificates, affecting enrollment.

• 1. Professional Course Applications: Used to apply for engineering or medical courses.
• 2. Verification for Scholarships: Needed for caste-based scholarship applications.
• 3. Institutional Admissions: Required by universities and colleges during the admission process.
• 4. Government Benefits: Necessary for availing government benefits for reserve category students.
• 5. Employment Opportunities: Commonly required for job applications that mandate caste status verification.