The Jain Global Management School of India releases Blockchain certificates to over 1,000 new graduates

One of the leading business schools in India has just awarded its batch of new grandaunt with blockchain-based certificates. These graduates who obtained a score of 1,189 obtained the certificates issued by the SP Jain School of Global Management.

These certificates, which are now readily available on the ethereum blockchain, will make it very easy for headhunters and hiring managers to verify claims and qualifications graduates from school without necessarily coming into contact with the school.

All they should do is scan the QR code of the certificate to confirm whether their new potential hires actually went to school and graduated. The process is rather simple, linear and efficient. Almost anyone, regardless of technical know-how, will be able to verify these details, thanks to the immutable properties of blockchain.

Other important details that are stored on the blockchain include the candidate's projects, presence in the classroom, the portfolio of work, if any, and many other relevant information needed by the potential employer. This detailed information will be available without compromising the privacy and the identity of the individual.

According to Nitish Jain, President of SP Jain School of Global Management,

"There have been several attempts globally to issue certificates on the blockchain, but so far no one has captured the entire certification lifecycle, … The presence of students and other private data are stored securely in the The school's private blockchain and only certification data are exposed to Ethereum's public blockchain. "

With this initiative, the SP Jain School of Global Management has joined the league of educational institutions and countries that are using blockchain technology to prevent fraudulent statements about education and ensure the veracity of the academic claims of job seekers.

Currently, educational institutions in Caribbean and Southeast Asian countries like Malaysia are making a lot of efforts in this regard.

In November, for example, the Malaysian Ministry of Education revealed a blockchain-based certificate verification platform for all grades issued by the country's universities.

The goal of this system is to prevent the prevalence of false titles and false educational statements by individuals, the scam of the degree of combat and maintain the integrity of all legitimate universities in Malaysia.

According to people familiar with the matter,

"False educational certificates not only penalize genuine students, they also pose numerous dangers to society when critical areas like health care come with people with questionable skills."

The same is happening in the Caribbean, where the Caribbean Examinations Council (CXC) awarded 24,000 blockchain-based certified candidates in November.

These certificates can be accessed on the Blockcerts Portfolio, where it is archived and readily available for public verification. With this system, the verification of certificates in the country will be very fast, efficient and time-saving.