A new digital mechanism has been introduced by the Inter-Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) to replace the previous practice of using sealed envelopes to validate matriculation and intermediate certificates. The goal of this update is to make the verification process easier and better for everyone involved, including students and school districts.
With the launch of their new website on February 16th, the IBCC will begin verifying the legitimacy of diplomas issued by 29 different school boards in Pakistan using data collected online. Thanks to this update, students will no longer have to deal with the inconvenient and perhaps dangerous practice of sending their documents in sealed envelopes. The former procedure frequently resulted in the submission of fraudulent attested documents, asserts Dr. Ghulam Ali Mullah, Director of the IBCC.
Now that everything is digital, students applying for IBCC attestation to study abroad can rest assured that the procedure will be more streamlined and safer. This change demonstrates IBCC’s dedication to transparency and the modernization of education verification. The commission has established a new benchmark for document verification across the country by utilizing technology to remedy previous inefficiencies.
The country’s education system has taken a giant leap ahead with this simplified procedure, which is good for kids and school boards alike.
