New Delhi: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) will issue Class 10th and 12th migration certificates through DigiLocker. The hardcopy of the certificates will be provided to current batch on demand, but the board will stop providing hard copy of the migration certificate by 2024.
Hardcopy will only be provided for students who make certain requirements alike. Depending on the board, certificates will be available in DigiLocker as soon as the results are announced. “This is expected to help students who want to be accepted into the higher education system as they are required to provide the same and in web document authentication,” CBSE said.
This change will take effect from the CBSE 2021 board exams and the hard copy release will completely stop by 2024 exams. Students can read the official notice provided by the board.
Those who are unfamiliar with DigiLocker will need to create an account on the platform. One can follow the following steps for that-
Step 1: Visit the official DigiLocker website at digilocker.gov.in
Step 2: Click on ‘Sign up for DigiLocker’.
Step 3: Enter a valid mobile number and click on ‘Continue’.
Step 4: OTP will be sent to the registered mobile number, use that OTP to verify your number.
Step 5: Set your username and password to register. Keep your username and password secure for the next login.
Step 6: Now enter your 12-digit Aadhar number.
Step 7: Select any subscription options.
Step 8: Sign in using your registered username and password to save your documents in DigiLocker.
DigiLocker is an online room. It provides an account in the cloud for all Aadhaar card holders to access their important documents or certificates including driver’s license, vehicle registration, education certificates in digital format at digilocker.gov.in. Class 10 and Class 12 mark sheets are among the most popular DigiLocker texts with 11,10,48,070 pages in class 10 and 7,99,50,171 in class 12 mark sheets available on the platform, according to official information .
A migration certificate is required for students who change their board after class 10 or those who graduate after class 12 and need a certificate identifying the board of education in which they studied.
