The UP Board is stepping up efforts to create APAAR IDs for students of Classes 9–12 and link them to academic records. The 12-digit digital ID enables secure storage of marksheets, transfer certificates and other documents through DigiLocker. However, the board clarified that APAAR IDs are not mandatory for ongoing registrations or examinations.
Students across Uttar Pradesh may soon find it easier to access and preserve their marksheets, transfer certificates and other academic documents digitally, with the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad (UPMSP), or UP Board, stepping up efforts to link student records with APAAR IDs.
The board has directed schools to facilitate the creation of APAAR IDs for students of Classes 9 to 12 and enter the IDs in advance registration and examination application forms. It is aiming to have APAAR IDs recorded for all students before the registration deadline.
APAAR, or Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry, is a 12-digit permanent digital identity designed to maintain a student's academic records electronically throughout their educational journey.
APAAR ID Not Mandatory For Current Registration
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