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What can I do if my Indian university refuses to respond to an APS degree verification request?

12 Aug 2026 · Answered by Thaiba Nazreen · 1 min read
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Escalate directly to your registrar and controller of examinations, attach your admission offer and uni-assist tracking page, and provide an authorized contact to visit in person. If your university is public, file an RTI request tracking the verification email, which legally forces a response.

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Your university's silence on an APS verification request usually comes from bureaucratic backlog rather than genuine refusal, so your job is to escalate loudly and give them the easiest possible way to reply.

Escalation Steps in Order

StepActionWhy It Works
1Write to the registrar directlySkips slow front desk queues
2Attach your offer and tracking pageShows real consequences of delay
3File an RTI at a public universityCreates a legal accountability trail
4Offer easy reply optionsRemoves any excuse not to respond

Ways to Make Replying Easy

  • Give them an official professor or department email address APS can reply to directly.
  • Point them toward DigiLocker or NAD records already linked to your university.
  • Authorize a friend or relative nearby to physically follow up at the examination office.
  • Keep APS India informed with screenshots showing your active follow up efforts.

My Advice

Write to your registrar and controller of examinations today, cc a professor you know personally, and attach your admission offer plus your uni-assist tracking screenshot so the urgency is unmistakable. If two weeks pass with no reply and your university is public, file an RTI immediately rather than waiting longer.

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