“Attested” and “sealed” generally refer to a similar process where a blue ink stamp is placed on the first and last pages of a document, indicating authentication which is also signed. In the case of the syllabus copy, this authentication is often limited to these pages due to constraints on university resources and time.

Typically, universities refrain from attesting or sealing all the pages, especially when the document is extensive (like a syllabus of over 100 pages), as this would require significant resources and time. RGUHS, like many other universities, follows a similar practice of attesting only the first and last pages due to practical constraints. Contact FACTS Transcript for more information for Transcript and syllabus copy from RGUHS.