Maharashtra Minister Mandates DigiLocker Upload for Degree Certificates
Chandrakant Patil directs universities to upload degrees on DigiLocker after results
Hindustan Times
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Chandrakant Patil, Maharashtra's Higher and Technical Education Minister, has ordered universities to upload students' degree certificates to DigiLocker immediately after results are declared. This initiative aims to eliminate delays that hinder students from pursuing further education and career opportunities.
- 01Degree certificates to be uploaded on DigiLocker post-result declaration.
- 02Aims to prevent delays that affect students' academic and career opportunities.
- 03DigiLocker documents are legally equivalent to physical certificates.
- 04Uniform process mandated for all universities in Maharashtra.
- 05Students can access their certificates digitally without waiting for convocation.
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Chandrakant Patil, the Higher and Technical Education Minister of Maharashtra, has instructed universities to upload students' degree certificates to DigiLocker immediately after results are announced and verified. This directive seeks to address the delays that often occur between result declaration and convocation ceremonies, which can hinder students from applying for higher education, scholarships, internships, and jobs. Patil emphasized that once a student has completed their course and their results are declared, they should have prompt access to their verified degree certificates. DigiLocker, a cloud-based digital document wallet, ensures that documents in its 'Issued' section are legally recognized as equivalent to original physical documents. The minister has called for a Government Resolution to standardize this process across all universities in the state, ultimately benefiting students by allowing them to access their certificates digitally and reducing the need for physical copies immediately after results.
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This initiative will streamline the process for students in Maharashtra, allowing them to access their degree certificates without delay, thus enhancing their chances of securing higher education and job opportunities.
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