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India

Paper Documents

Can be submitted to ECE either by the applicant OR directly by the issuing body.
Please do not send multiple copies of the same document.

Electronic Documents

Acceptable methods:

Send your documents through one of these trusted Electronic Document Services operating in India:
- Trential (preferred provider - Trential offers a 10% discount on their services when you are sending documents to ECE)
- TrueCopy (preferred provider)
- World Document Services
- Worldwide Transcripts
- Docswallet
- 100 Transcripts LLP-Hyderabad
Arrange for your institution to send secure electronic documents directly to ECEMail@ece.org from the institutional portal or from a publicly verifiable email address of the university or autonomous college.
- Documents emailed by affiliated colleges are NOT acceptable.
- Please ask the institution to include your name and ECE reference number.
- Acceptance is not guaranteed, as we must review all documents on a case-by-case basis.
- Please do not send or forward the documents yourself.

If you have questions, please read our FAQ for information about submitting documents, or Contact Us. Please do not email questions to ecemail@ece.org which is for document submission only.

Language of Documents¹: English

Secondary (High School) If you completed post-secondary (university) level study, it is generally not necessary to submit high school level documents. Ask your U.S. institution if an evaluation of your high school documents is needed.
Required Documents	Type of Document
1. Standard XII (Grade 12) Certificate (or equivalent)	Electronic Documents (see the green box above for acceptable methods) OR Original² OR Attested Copy in Sealed Envelope³
2. Standard X (Grade 10) Certificate (or equivalent) - submit only if you are requesting a course-by-course listing or grade average of your secondary education.
Post-Secondary (University)
Required Documents	Type of Document
1. Degree, Diploma, or Provisional Certificate confirming the earned qualification.	Electronic Documents (see the green box above for acceptable methods) OR Original² OR University-Attested Copy in Sealed Envelope³ (College-Attested copies are not acceptable)
2. Statements of Marks for all examination attempts, or official Transcript: Issued by the university or the autonomous college. Documents issued by affiliated colleges are NOT acceptable.
3. Internship Completion Certificate (if internship was required for the qualification)

Last Updated 09/20/24

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Contact our Customer Service if you have any questions.

¹Language of Documents:

Submit English translations for all documents issued in a foreign language.
Translations can be submitted to ECE by mail or email.
You may prepare the translations yourself, as long as they are complete, literal, word-for-word, and in the same format as the original document.

²Original Document:

Can be mailed to ECE by the applicant.
Usually issued with the letterhead of the institution, has an original seal and/or signature.
Photocopies, notarized copies, faxes, or scans are not considered original documents.
Original documents sent by the applicant will be returned with the completed evaluation report.

³Issued in a Sealed Envelope:

Must be an original or an attested copy with an original institutional seal and signature. The attested copy should be issued and signed/stamped by the same office that issues original documents. Notarized copies are not acceptable.
The envelope should be sealed by the issuing body with a seal, stamp, or signature of an official on the back side flap closure.
Can be mailed to ECE either by the applicant OR directly by the issuing body, but must remain sealed.

Incomplete Documentation:

If you submit insufficient documentation, we will contact you.

Report Type:

We will prepare the type of report that you order as explained in the Terms and Conditions of the application form.
Submit course descriptions (syllabus, prospectus, etc.) for the following report type:
- Subject Analysis (Specific arrangements must be made between ECE and the U.S. institution before this type of report can be prepared.)