CBSE: CBSE has developed a solution to securely record academic records in a tamper-proof way in technical collaboration with the Centre of Excellence for Blockchain Technology. These academic documents can be viewed in a secure and reliable manner via the internet. The academic documents have been stored in a linked chain structure utilizing Blockchain Technology and the system is known as CBSE Academic {BlockChain} Documents (ABCD).
Academic documents & CBSE Result's certificates are stored in a distributed way across several locations engaging multiple stakeholders, shielding them against tampering attempts. Students, employers, educational institutions could now verify academic documents.
Step By Step Process To Verify CBSE Result & Academic Documents:
- Open cbse.certchain.nic.in or cbse.gov.in on any web browser
- Search and click on the “Verify” menu option
- Choose the class from the pop-up menu
- Fill in the necessary details like roll no, date of birth etc., & click on confirm
- After verification the details will be displayed
Digitally signed Class 10 and 12 certificates for the years 2019-2021 have been made online by CBSE and more records will be pushed with time. The digitally signed CBSE's certificates will be moved to the BlockChain-based system when the board issues them. With nodes in Bangalore, Jaipur, and Pune, this network is up & running. The Certificate Chain is currently administered by NIC at its data centers.
Digitally signed Class 10 and 12 certificates for the years 2019-2021 have been made online by CBSE and more records will be pushed with time. The digitally signed CBSE's certificates will be moved to the BlockChain-based system when the board issues them. With nodes in Bangalore, Jaipur, and Pune, this network is up & running. The Certificate Chain is currently administered by NIC at its data centers. The authenticity of the academic certificate can be easily verified by the universities, employers & educational institutions, pointed out CBSE. Blockchain technology stores information in a distributed ledger that is owned by all participants. The information is recorded in the chain stakeholder consent & replicated at all nodes in the distributed network of BlockChain nodes at the same time thus eliminating the need for verification from a third party.
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