Generally, you will need to:
1. Identify the correct JNTU campus: Determine which JNTU campus awarded your degree. Your degree certificate itself should specify this.
2. Find the relevant department: Usually, the examination branch or a similar department handles degree certificate requests. Contact the specific JNTU campus's website or call their office to locate the correct department and obtain the precise application procedure.
3. Gather necessary documents: This typically includes:
* A filled application form (downloadable from the university website or available at the campus).
* A copy of your degree certificate (if you have one).
* A copy of your mark sheets.
* A copy of your hall ticket.
* Proof of identity (Aadhaar card, PAN card, etc.).
* Passport size photographs.
* Demand draft/payment in the specified amount (fees vary and must be checked on the university website).
4. Submit the application: You can usually submit the application either in person at the designated office or by post (registered post is recommended). Check the university website for specific instructions.
5. Pay the fees: The application process usually involves payment of a fee. The payment method and amount will be specified by the university.
6. Await certificate issuance: After submitting your application, it takes time for the university to process your request. Check their website or contact them to inquire about the status of your application. They may provide a tracking number or similar.
Crucially, you MUST check the official JNTU website for the specific campus you graduated from. This is the only reliable source of information on the current application process, fees, required documents, and contact details. Information found elsewhere might be outdated or inaccurate. Search for "[JNTU Campus Name] Degree Certificate Application" to find the relevant page.