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NIBVEDA Certification

Prove the project you finished.
Let anyone verify it.

Finish a project's guide and its reference implementation and you earn a NIBVEDA Certificate of Completion: a clear, project-specific credential for your developer resume and LinkedIn, with a QR code that anyone can scan to check it in seconds.

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  • Free
  • One for every project
  • QR code and number
  • Signed by NIBVEDA
How you earn it

Three steps, nothing extra to do

The certificate follows the work you already do in the Learning Space.

  1. 1

    Get both parts

    Order the Project Reference Guide and the Reference Implementation of a project, together or one after the other.

  2. 2

    Finish each part

    In your Learning Space, read it to the end, accept it and pass its short quiz. The same steps open your download.

  3. 3

    Claim and share

    Open My Certificates, confirm your name, and claim. Download the PDF, add it to LinkedIn, send the check link.

Project Reference Guide

  • Read it to the end
  • Accept it
  • Pass its quiz

Reference Implementation

  • Read it to the end
  • Accept it
  • Pass its quiz

Your certificate

  • For that project
  • Free
  • Verifiable online
What is on it

Every detail can be checked

Each line of the certificate is kept on record, so a copy that was edited does not match.

  1. 1
    Your nameThe name you confirmed when you claimed it.
  2. 2
    The projectIts title and Project ID, so the work is specific, not generic.
  3. 3
    The domainThe area of software the project belongs to.
  4. 4
    Skills demonstratedThe technologies and skills the project covers, as tags that read well on a resume.
  5. 5
    Who signedThe signatory's name and title, and the issue date.
  6. 6
    QR code, number and check codeScan it, or type the number, to see if it is valid today.
Verify

Check any NIBVEDA certificate

Hiring, reviewing or just curious? Scan the QR code on the certificate, or type its number below.

  • Valid, withdrawn or replaced: the status is shown as it is today.
  • What it is for: the project, its domain and the skills it covers.
  • Tamper-evident: an edited copy does not match the record.
  • Private: no email, phone number or order details are shown.
Why it helps

For you, and for whoever reads your resume

For developers

  • Evidence of finished work. It names the project and the skills, not just a course title.
  • Easy to share. A PDF, a check link, and one click to add it to your LinkedIn profile.
  • Yours to keep. It never expires, and it shows its current status to anyone who checks.
  • Free. You already did the work; the certificate is included.

For recruiters and teams

  • Checked in seconds. Scan the QR code or type the number. No account, no waiting.
  • Clear about what it means. It says exactly what was completed: the guide and the reference implementation of a named project.
  • Hard to fake. Every certificate has a number, a signature on record and a check code.
  • Honest about its limits. It is a record of completed learning, not a degree or a work history.
Questions

Good to know

Who gets a certificate?

Any developer who finishes both the Project Reference Guide and the Reference Implementation (source code) of a project. You earn one certificate for each project you complete.

What does finishing a part mean?

For each part you read it to the end in the Learning Space, accept it (or ask for changes until it is right), and pass its quiz. These are the same steps that open the download, so there is nothing extra to do once you have finished.

Does it cost anything?

No. The certificate is free. It is included when you complete both parts of a project.

Do I need the whitepaper too?

No. The certificate is for the guide and the reference implementation. The whitepaper is optional and does not change whether you earn it.

What is on the certificate?

Your name, the project title and its Project ID, its domain, the skills it covers, the date, who signed it, a certificate number, a check code and a QR code.

How does someone check that it is genuine?

They scan the QR code or type the certificate number at nibveda.com/verify. The page says whether the certificate is valid, to whom it was issued, for which project and what was completed. It never shows your email address, phone number or order details.

Can I put it on my resume and LinkedIn?

Yes. Download the PDF, copy the check link, or use Add to LinkedIn profile on your Certificates page. The link lets anyone verify it in seconds.

Is it an academic or employment certificate?

No. It records that you completed the learning material of a project on NIBVEDA SkillProject: you read it, accepted it and passed its quizzes. It is not a degree, an academic qualification or proof of employment.

Can I change the name on it?

You confirm the name (English letters) when you claim it, so check it carefully. If there is a mistake, contact support and the team can issue a corrected certificate with a new number; the old one then shows as replaced.

Can a certificate be withdrawn?

Yes. A certificate is withdrawn if the order is refunded in full or if the material is misused. Anyone checking it then sees that it was withdrawn.

Does it expire?

No. The check always shows its current status: valid, withdrawn or replaced.

The certificate records that you completed the learning material of the project (read it, accepted it, passed its quizzes). It is not an academic qualification or an employment certificate.

Start with one project.

Pick a project you want to understand end to end. Finish its guide and its code, and your first certificate is yours.

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