New Delhi: University Grant Commission (UGC) in a letter to all academic institutions requested to receive degrees, mark-sheets, and other documents available in documents released in the DigiLocker account as a valid document.
The UGC Secretary of Rajnish Jain in a letter to all academic institutions said, “All academic institutions are asked to receive other titles, mark-sheets and documents available in documents issued in the DigiLocker account as a valid document to increase the range of national academic storage programs.”

“As you know, NAD is an online warehouse for academic awards (degrees, mark-sheets, etc.) submitted by academic institutions in digital format.
This facilitates students to get authentic documents / certificates in digital format directly from the original.
Is the issuer anytime, anywhere without physical interference.
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“The Ministry of Education (MOE), the Indian government has established a University Grant Commission (UGC) as an authorized body to implement NAD as a permanent scheme without retribution every cost of users in collaboration with DigiLocker as a single storage NAD,” Secretary UGC was then said in the letter.
Secretary UGC Rajnish Jain further said in a letter that academic institutions can enroll themselves and upload their institution’s academic awards in NAD through the NAD DigiLocker portal.
DigiLocker platform from the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MEIT), the Indian government has facilities to attract students’ degrees, mark-sheets and other documents into the document section issued in electronic forms that have been uploaded through DigiLocker.
“The NAD platform by the original publisher.
This electronic record available on the DigiLocker platform is a valid document in accordance with the provisions of the Information Technology Act, 2000,” UGC added.