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Where Can I Find NTU Transcript and Record of Examination Results Request Information?

Start with NTU’s official Transcripts page for transcript requests and Record of Examination Results information. It distinguishes graduates requesting additional official transcripts from current students who need a record of released results.

NTU says current students can generate a Record of Examination Results, or RER, through its self-help system without charge. The Transcript Application System also handles requests for additional official transcripts and for eligible hardcopy or electronic RER delivery to intended recipients. Select the document appropriate to your status and purpose.

Ask the receiving university, employer or other organisation which document and delivery method it accepts before ordering. NTU explains that an electronic RER is official in its certified PDF electronic form. Your next step is to confirm the required format, then check the current charges, processing conditions and recipient details on NTU’s page.

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Official sources at a glance

TaskOfficial sourceWhat to check
Choose the academic recordNTU TranscriptsRER, official transcript, format and request system
Plan graduate document accessNTU alumni academic servicesGraduate document resources
Use the current instructions for your school, student category and document.

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Practical checks before you act

Get the recipient’s requirements first

Ask whether the organisation wants an official transcript, a current results record or another academic document. Confirm whether it accepts a file supplied by you or requires delivery from the university. Write these answers down before paying for a request.

Select your actual student status

Choose the category matching your present record. If you have completed coursework but have not yet received final graduation documents, do not assume that the graduate option is the correct one. Use the instructions on the official page or ask the academic services office.

Keep the electronic document intact

When a certified electronic document is requested, send it in the form the recipient accepts. Avoid converting it to an image, merging it into an unrelated file or relying on a screenshot. Ask the recipient how it wants to receive and verify the document.

Plan delivery against the real deadline

Record the date the recipient needs the document and check the current processing and delivery information. Confirm spelling and recipient addresses carefully. If the timeline is tight, ask what interim evidence the recipient will accept while the requested record is being prepared.

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Your next step

Confirm the recipient’s document and delivery requirements, then follow NTU’s current transcript or RER request instructions.

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Official sources reviewed: 11 October 2026. Recheck current instructions before acting.

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