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Assam offers its SC caste certificate through two official digital platforms - the e-District portal and the Seva Setu portal - backed by a network of Arunodoy Common Service Centres (CSCs) across all 27 districts. The state also has Public Facilitation Centres (PFCs) at every District, Sub-division, and Circle office for those who prefer direct office service. This multi-channel system means you have at least four ways to apply, and the certificate comes with a unique alphanumeric certificate number that allows instant online verification. This guide covers everything verified for the Assam SC caste certificate.

Scheduled Castes Notified in Assam

Assam has 16 castes officially notified as Scheduled Castes. These include communities across the Brahmaputra valley and Barak valley regions of the state. There is no income limit to apply. Any person whose caste is in the Assam SC notification is eligible regardless of economic background.

Assam's Unique Citizen Service Network

Arunodoy CSCs are Assam's name for its Common Service Centre network at the village level. These are government-authorised service points where operators help citizens apply for government certificates including the SC caste certificate. In addition to Arunodoy CSCs, Assam has Public Facilitation Centres (PFCs) set up at District Collector (DC) offices, Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) offices, and Circle offices across all 27 districts. PFCs are staffed by government-designated personnel and provide in-person certificate services.

Two Official Portals for Assam

  • e-District Portal: edistrict.assam.gov.in - the primary certificate services portal, implemented by the Information Technology Department, Government of Assam, with AMTRON (Assam Electronics Development Corporation) as the State Designated Agency.
  • Seva Setu Portal: sewasetu.assam.gov.in - Assam's integrated service delivery platform that consolidates multiple government services including e-Khazana services.

The portal also has a mobile application available on the Google Play Store for tracking applications and viewing certificates.

Documents Required

How to Apply: Four Methods

Method 1: Online Through e-District Portal

  1. Visit edistrict.assam.gov.in.
  2. Register an account or log in.
  3. Select the caste certificate service for Scheduled Castes.
  4. Fill the application form with your caste name, district, sub-division, and circle details. The portal is available in English, Assamese, Bengali, and Bodo.
  5. Upload required documents.
  6. Submit and note your Application Number for tracking.
  7. Track your application status on the portal using your Application Number.
  8. Once issued, view or download the certificate using the Certificate Number (in the format 00000000-000-00000000) on the portal's "View Approved Certificate" feature.

Method 2: Online Through Seva Setu Portal

  1. Visit sewasetu.assam.gov.in and register or log in.
  2. Select the SC caste certificate service from the available services.
  3. Fill the application form, upload documents, and submit.
  4. Track your application and download the certificate once issued.

Method 3: Through Arunodoy CSC

Visit the nearest Arunodoy Common Service Centre in your village or block. The Arunodoy CSC operator submits your SC caste certificate application through the official e-District portal. Carry all original documents. You receive an acknowledgement with your Application Number after submission.

Method 4: At Public Facilitation Centre (PFC)

Visit the Public Facilitation Centre at your District Collector (DC) office, Sub-Divisional Officer (SDO) office, or Circle office. PFCs are staffed by designated government personnel who process applications directly. This is the in-person official route for those who do not want to use online or CSC channels.

Certificate Verification

All certificates issued through the Assam e-District portal carry a unique Certificate Number in the format 00000000-000-00000000. Anyone can verify the certificate by entering this number in the "View Approved Certificate" section on edistrict.assam.gov.in.

Helpline

For any issues with the Assam e-District portal or certificate applications, contact the official Help Desk:

  • Toll Free: 1800341100
  • Direct: 0361-2724222

Benefits of SC Certificate in Assam

  • Reservation in Assam state government jobs under the SC quota
  • 15% reservation in central government jobs and central educational institutions nationally
  • Reserved seats in government colleges for engineering, medicine, and other courses in Assam
  • Pre-matric and post-matric scholarships through the National Scholarship Portal
  • 5 years age relaxation in APSC, Assam Police, and central competitive examinations
  • Access to SC welfare schemes under the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment
  • Priority in government housing and welfare programmes for SC families

Frequently Asked Questions

Arunodoy Common Service Centres (Arunodoy CSCs) are Assam's village-level government-authorised digital service points where operators help citizens apply for certificates including SC caste certificates. They serve the same function as Common Service Centres (CSCs) nationally but carry the specific "Arunodoy" branding used by the Government of Assam. Visit the nearest Arunodoy CSC in your area if you need help with the online application.

Public Facilitation Centres (PFCs) are government-staffed service counters set up at District, Sub-division, and Circle offices across all 27 Assam districts. They allow citizens to apply for certificates directly at government offices without needing to visit multiple offices. For SC caste certificate, you can walk in to the PFC at your District Collector's office or Circle office.

Both are official Assam government portals. The e-District portal (edistrict.assam.gov.in) is the primary certificate services platform and is available in English, Assamese, Bengali, and Bodo. The Seva Setu portal (sewasetu.assam.gov.in) is a more recently integrated services portal. You can use either. The certificate issued is the same regardless of which portal you apply through.

Certificates issued through the Assam e-District portal carry a unique number in the format 00000000-000-00000000 (8 digits, 3 digits, 8 digits separated by hyphens). Use this number on the "View Approved Certificate" section of edistrict.assam.gov.in to view or verify your certificate.

Yes. Assam has an official mobile app for the e-District services available on the Google Play Store. The app allows you to track applications and view certificates on your mobile phone.

AMTRON (Assam Electronics Development Corporation Limited) is the State Designated Agency for the Assam e-District project. AMTRON manages the technical infrastructure of the e-District portal. The agency is based at Industrial Estate, Bamunimaidan, Guwahati 781 021. It is the state-level technical authority behind the portal and e-certificate system.

Yes. Your Assam SC caste certificate is valid for UPSC, SSC, railways, banking, and central educational institutions like IITs, NITs, and AIIMS, as long as your caste is listed in the Assam SC notification under the Constitution (Scheduled Castes) Order, 1950.

Use your Application Number to check the status on edistrict.assam.gov.in under "Application Status." The portal shows the current stage of your application from submission to approval. You can also contact the e-District Help Desk at Toll Free 1-800-345-1100 or 0361-2724222.

Yes. The Assam e-District portal is available in four languages: English, Assamese, Bengali, and Bodo. This is especially helpful for applicants from Assamese-medium backgrounds or Bodo tribal communities who can navigate the portal in their preferred language.

Contact the e-District Help Desk at 1-800-345-1100 or 0361-2724222 for certificate issues. For SC rights complaints, contact the National Commission for Scheduled Castes at ncsc.nic.in. Call national helpline 14566 for atrocity-related complaints or register at nhapoa.gov.in.

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