The way students verify their matriculation (matric) and intermediate (inter) certificates in Sindh is changing. The Inter Boards Coordination Commission (IBCC) has announced that this process will now be done online. This is part of a new system aimed at making certificate verification easier and faster for everyone.
According to the new rules, students will no longer be able to submit their certificates in sealed envelopes for verification. Instead, all certificates must be verified through the IBCC’s online platform. This means that the old paper-based method will be replaced completely by a digital process.
The IBCC has asked all the education boards in Sindh to connect their systems with the IBCC’s online platform. This connection will help make sure that verification happens smoothly and quickly without any delays.
Right now, this new online verification system is already working with three major boards in Sindh: the Karachi Matric Board, the Sukkur Education Board, and the Ziauddin Board. These boards have started uploading their data online so that verification can be done easily.
The other education boards in Sindh are also being told to hurry up and digitize their academic records. This means they need to put all the student information and certificates into digital form and upload them to the IBCC system as soon as possible. Once this is done, the online verification process will be available for students from all boards across Sindh.
This move to online verification is expected to reduce delays, stop fake certificates, and make the whole process much more efficient and transparent for students, schools, and universities.
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