WBBSE to distribute West Bengal Class 9 registration certificates on December 12, 13

The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) will distribute WB Class 9 registration certificates for the 2025 academic session to schools on December 12 and 13. The board has asked school authorities or their authorised representatives to collect the West Bengal Class 9 registration certificates 2026 from the respective camp offices.

According to the official notification, schools should verify the details in the registration certificates, including student names, photographs, and other relevant data, against official documents. The verification process is mandatory to ensure that the information printed on the certificates is accurate and matches the records maintained by the board.

“You are, therefore, requested to verify the name along with the photograph of the candidates and the relevant data in the Registration Certificate of the candidates belonging to your school with the relevant document with much care,” the board said.

In cases where a registration number appears in the summary but the corresponding certificate is not included in the packet, schools are instructed to submit the “Individual Form” (school copy) along with a black-and-white photograph of the concerned student and the dispatch statement of registration to the relevant regional office of WBBSE. This submission should be completed within seven working days of receiving the registration certificates.

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WB Class 9 registration certificates correction from March 2 to 13

For any other corrections required in the registration certificates, schools are advised to approach the respective regional council office between March 2 and March 13, 2026. This period excludes Saturdays, Sundays, and official holidays. The board states that requests for corrections should be accompanied by a formal application, relevant supporting documents, and the required fees.

The board has emphasised that accurate verification and timely submission of correction requests are essential to avoid discrepancies in student records, which may affect future examination registrations and official documentation. Schools have been asked to coordinate closely with the regional offices to ensure that all corrections are processed within the stipulated timelines.