The Higher Education Commission has completed HEC online attestation for 139,021 academic documents across 73,146 degree cases since the paperless system went live on 11 May 2026, according to official documents. Graduates can now obtain digitally attested degrees without visiting HEC offices or handing over original papers.
How the paperless system works
Under the digital mechanism, applicants finish the attestation procedure online rather than through conventional paperwork and physical document handling. The commission issues electronic attestation certificates that users can download from their online dashboards.
Those certificates can also be checked on the commission’s official verification portal. Employers, universities and other stakeholders can confirm whether attested academic documents are genuine through that channel.
Who the service is meant for
HEC designed the platform for graduates who need attested educational credentials for jobs, further study, or other professional and administrative requirements. Official material describes the shift as cutting the time and travel burden that once came with traditional attestation.
The volume of HEC online attestation work since launch—139,021 documents in 73,146 cases—shows how far the commission has moved toward paperless service delivery. The project sits within wider government efforts to digitise public services and simplify routine administrative steps through technology.
Timeline: what has happened so far
- 11 May 2026: HEC launches its paperless online degree-attestation system.
- 28 October 2026: Official documents show 73,146 degree attestation cases and 139,021 academic documents processed since launch.
Aasan alfaaz mein
Higher Education Commission ne May 2026 se ab tak online system par 139,021 academic documents attest kiye hain. Ab asal documents le kar office jaane ki zaroorat nahi. Certificate apne online dashboard se download ho sakta hai. Naukri ya aage parhai ke liye yeh pehle se asaan tareeqa hai.
