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The legend Nelson Mandela had once said that education is the most powerful weapon that can be used to change the world. And those famous words still ring true and shall continue to do so for time immemorial. The most beautiful part of any form of learning is that nobody can steal it from you. What you have learnt or imbibed in the form of education shall always remain with you even when everything else fades out. A person without the necessary education is hollow, he/she is like a structure without its basic essential foundation.
As the name suggests, an affidavit for gap in education lays down the reasons as to why there was a gap in your regular education. This gap needs to be uncalled for, and should not have occurred in the ordinary course of things. A gap year can also be understood as a gap or break taken from academics to pursue other things, for eg: a job, travelling, photography, pursuing any hobbies whatsoever or maybe taking a year or two off to prepare for entrance exams for admissions to prestigious colleges in the country. Well, there are also times when people have academic gaps because of financial constraints at home, which caused hindrance in pursuing studies.
If you happen to be one of those who couldn’t, for reasons best known to you complete your regular education then you need to swear this affidavit. If any of your regular courses couldn’t be attended to or completed within the stipulated period of time then you will have to make this affidavit. You would require this affidavit if you have a gap in your academics say for eg: you took time off to prepare for competitive exams. Most universities ask for the gap in education affidavits if they receive applications from students who have a break in their studies and couldn’t finish their studies within the prescribed time frame. If you wish to take admissions into a college after a considerable break, you will have to submit this affidavit to the concerned authorities.
Like all affidavits, even this particular affidavit, to be held legally enforceable, has to be sworn before a person legally authorised to administer oath eg: a Notary Public. The person so making the affidavit is known as the deponent. In the gap year affidavit, the deponent needs to mention the following-
Once you are done creating the affidavit, you have to get it printed on a Stamp Paper of the denomination suggested by the authorities concerned and also have to get it duly notarised by the notary public. We can also print this affidavit on a stamp paper and deliver this to your address.
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