Pratapgarh : Students studying in government and private schools will now be issued a 12 digit unique ID on the lines of Aadhar card. Which has been named Apar ID. All the educational information of the students will be easily available with one click on the ID. AAPAR (Automatic Permanent Academic Account Registry) ID cards will be issued to students on the lines of One Nation One Student by the Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India. Its main objective is to keep together information about the overall academic achievement of students studying in government and private schools. Under Apar ID scheme, 12 digit unique ID card will be issued to every student. Which will be used as a unique educational identity. This will be helpful for students while transferring between educational institutions, applying for jobs and higher education.
This is how Aaphar ID will be made
According to the Block Education Office, an application form will be given by the school to the concerned students. In which information related to parental consent and signature will be filled. Apar ID will be created through the Apar ID link in the student module in the school login through the School Education portal operated by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. However, for Apar ID, the data available in the student’s U Dice Plus portal and Aadhaar card including student name, parents, department name, mobile number should be same. It is necessary to update all the information of the students in the school profile. In its absence ID will not be made. There are about 399 schools in Dhariyavad block regarding Apar ID. These include 292 government, 37 private and 69 Ma-Wadi centers of the block along with one Madrasa. However, the situation of many schools regarding Apar ID is quite worrying. If we look at the latest data received from the department till date, the work of generating IDs is visible in many government and private schools of the block. In many schools, only 10 percent of the immense ID generation work could be done. However, about one to one and a half dozen schools touched the figure of more than 50 percent. These include most of the government schools. Whose progress has increased.
daily review
However, daily review is being done block school wise from the Chief Block Education Officer’s office to the District Collector’s office regarding increase in the percentage. At the same time, the Office of the Chief Block Education Officer, Dhariyavad, is also issuing instructions to the concerned schools to increase the percentage through mobile messages every day. Not only this, a control room was also set up in the block office to solve the problem.
