<h5>What is the One Nation One Student ID scheme?</h5><p>The Ministry of Education and the Government of India are preparing to establish the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) ID, also known as the "One Nation One Student ID Card."</p><p>This scheme intends to establish a centralised system for tracking the academic progress and achievements of students. The Union Education Ministry recently advised states to get parental consent from students of all schools under their authority before beginning the enrollment process.</p><h5>Can you tell me more about APAAR ID?</h5><p>The APAAR ID is a unique identity number that will be given to all Indian school students studying in both private and government schools. Each student will receive a unique ID that will be used to store information like their name, birth date, blood group, contact information, academic records, etc.</p><p>This unique ID will be in addition to the Aadhaar ID that everyone has. This data will be available to schools, colleges, and universities and will help students with admissions, scholarships, other educational services, etc.</p><h5>How will APAAR IDs benefit students?</h5><p>The APAAR ID number will help students track their academic progress and achievements. Students will be able to digitally store all their exam results and co-curricular achievements in a single place. Furthermore, students transferring from one school to another can get admission easily.</p><p>Schools and colleges can also use this data to check students' academic progress. The data can be used by schools, colleges, etc., to identify students who need assistance in improving their academic performance.</p><p>APAAR will also lessen admission-related paperwork as students can provide their APAAR ID number to have their academic records checked. Parents will also have online access to their child's academic records and check their performance.</p><h5>Who will carry out the enrollment process?</h5><p>The school shall carry out the enrollment procedure with the approval of the parents. Apparently, parents can withdraw consent at any time in the future, but there's no provision to deny permission on the form yet. The government has said the data will be kept safe. It will only be shared with relevant government agencies.</p><p>However, many people are concerned about APAAR IDs as there are ongoing worries regarding Aadhaar's data security and many cases of data breaches. Parents and teachers are also demanding an option to reject data sharing.</p><p>Schools are also unsure about what to do if a parent refuses to complete the form. School officials have also said that the work related to the Aadhaar verification of students is still pending. The APAAR registry might increase the burden on teachers.</p>

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