DEVELOPMENT OF A DECENTRALIZED ACADEMIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT PLATFORM USING SMART CONTRACTS AND NATIONAL DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURES

Managing academic records securely and efficiently is a critical challenge in education.Traditional systems are vulnerable to data tampering, credential fraud, and administrative inefficiencies.Blockchain technology, combined with government-backed digital storage solutions like DigiLocker and frameworks like the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC), offers a robust solution for secure academic records management.Blockchain ensures immutability, transparency, and decentralization, reducing the risk of credential forgery while enabling seamless verification.DigiLocker, a digital document storage platform, can be integrated with blockchain to provide students with tamper-proof academic certificates, ensuring authenticity and accessibility.Similarly, the ABC framework, which facilitates credit transfer and lifelong learning, can leverage blockchain to maintain a transparent and interoperable academic ledger.This paper explores the implementation of blockchain in conjunction with DigiLocker and ABC, highlighting its potential to revolutionize record-keeping, enhance academic mobility, and streamline credential verification processes.

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International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Science
Published
2025-07-04
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https://doi.org/10.56726/irjmets76420
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Research Data Management Practices
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DEVELOPMENT OF A DECENTRALIZED ACADEMIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT PLATFORM USING SMART CONTRACTS AND NATIONAL DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURES

International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Science
Research Data Management Practices
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DEVELOPMENT OF A DECENTRALIZED ACADEMIC RECORDS MANAGEMENT PLATFORM USING SMART CONTRACTS AND NATIONAL DIGITAL INFRASTRUCTURES

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Abstract

Managing academic records securely and efficiently is a critical challenge in education.Traditional systems are vulnerable to data tampering, credential fraud, and administrative inefficiencies.Blockchain technology, combined with government-backed digital storage solutions like DigiLocker and frameworks like the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC), offers a robust solution for secure academic records management.Blockchain ensures immutability, transparency, and decentralization, reducing the risk of credential forgery while enabling seamless verification.DigiLocker, a digital document storage platform, can be integrated with blockchain to provide students with tamper-proof academic certificates, ensuring authenticity and accessibility.Similarly, the ABC framework, which facilitates credit transfer and lifelong learning, can leverage blockchain to maintain a transparent and interoperable academic ledger.This paper explores the implementation of blockchain in conjunction with DigiLocker and ABC, highlighting its potential to revolutionize record-keeping, enhance academic mobility, and streamline credential verification processes.

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