Integrated directly with DigiLocker, this digital platform will enable secure, paperless, and consent-based verification of academic, identity, and financial documents for students applying to Australian universities.The platform was officially unveiled during the AAERI Annual Convention in New Delhi on August 7, 2026.
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DigiLocker Partners with AAERI to Fast-Track Document Verification for Indian Students Heading to Australia
In a major boost for Indian students aspiring to study abroad, the National e-Governance Division (NeGD) under the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) has partnered with the Association of Australian Education Representatives in India (AAERI) to launch 'AAERI Verify'.
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The newly launched digital workflow replaces slow, manual document verification with a secure framework divided into two strategic stages: Stage 1: Student Check – Conducted seamlessly before the university application process begins.
Stage 2: Sponsor Check – Initiated immediately after a student receives an admission offer to verify financial authenticity.
Operating as an independent business division established under MeitY in 2009, NeGD supports macro project management, framing policies, and tech appraisals.NeGD manages an expansive network of technology platforms that "join the dots" across the Indian government ecosystem.
Developed under the flagship Digital India programme, DigiLocker currently serves over 72 crore registered usersand enables secure issuance, storage, sharing and real-time verification of digitally signed documents issued by authorised institutions.
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