Most genuine government or university domains in India end in “.gov.in” or “.ac.in”.
Use of “.com” raises suspicion — government or official bodies never use commercial domains.
3. Autonomous Body Claim
The phrase “An Autonomous Body Registered by Karnataka Soci. Act.” is vague and misleading:
Any society registered under the Karnataka Societies Act does not have the authority to conduct recognized diploma or degree programs unless explicitly approved by UGC or AICTE.
4. Diploma Format and Terminology
The term “Diploma Short Training Course” is not a recognized format used by any official technical boards like:
Department of Technical Education (DTE) Karnataka
Board of Technical Examinations (BTE)
Official diplomas use standardized terminology such as “Diploma in Engineering” with clear reference to the technical education authority.
5. Logo and Emblem Usage
The logo used on the top may resemble the Government of Karnataka emblem, but unauthorized use of the state emblem is illegal and often used in fake documents to create false legitimacy.
6. Evaluation Pattern
The structure of the marksheet, especially using overly simplistic categories like “A Grade” and “Pass”, is inconsistent with genuine state board diploma mark cards.
7. Lack of Digital Verification
No barcode, QR code, or digital verification ID — most recognized boards now issue marksheets with a digital traceability mechanism.
How to Confirm This is Not Valid:
You can verify the legitimacy of diploma certificates in Karnataka by: