About

Built in Kerala. Ready for India's schools and colleges.

We help schools, boards, and skilling programmes issue credentials students actually own — and employers can check in seconds.

QS Passport was built on one simple belief: Learning is more than marks. Students grow through projects, service, collaboration, and self-driven exploration.

We're here to record that growth, verify it, and help it shine.

Kerala → India

Start in Kerala, then boards and programmes nationwide

QSeverse bridges the gap between effort and opportunity.
Whether you're an institution issuing credentials, a student keeping them in QS Passport, or an employer checking them — skill recognition becomes effortless, credible, and portable.

The future doesn't just reward learning. It rewards proof of it.
Our Story

How it started

QSeverse started in Kerala — with the programmes that already reach students: μLearn, GTech, Sahodaya events, robotics programmes, and Holistic Progress Card work under India's school reforms. That's our starting point. We own it.

Next: boards, universities, and skilling programmes nationwide that need NEP-ready credentials students keep and employers can verify.

You issue. Students keep. Employers check. That's the product. Sub-Issuers, Attesters, and Chain of Trust extend it for multi-campus networks when you need them.

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Why Now ?

The Future Won't Wait

Don’t get left behind. QSeverse gives you the tools to manage and verify your digital credentials on the go — built for speed, security, and the next generation of trust.

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The job market has changed forever. Employers no longer care about perfect GPAs — they want proof you can solve real problems, lead teams, and adapt quickly.

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Meanwhile, education is catching up. India's NEP 2020 recognizes that learning happens everywhere, not just in classrooms. Students need portfolios that reflect their full potential, not just exam scores.

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The gap between what you can do and what you can prove is costing opportunities every day.

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QS Student Digital Passport bridges that gap right now — with secure, shareable credentials that speak the language employers understand.

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Because while policy makers debate the future of education, your career can't wait for the system to catch up.

Credentials

What a QSeverse credential is

They're digital, tamper-proof certificates of learning — cryptographically secure and instantly shareable.

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Based on global W3C standards

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Controlled by the student, not an institution

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Vouched by teachers and partners, or validated by systems like μLearn

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Recognized across universities, companies, and countries

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Kerala's Largest
Skilling Platform

It's a hybrid model — part community, part credential — and 100% student-powered.

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We've teamed up with μLearn, a peer-learning ecosystem where students:

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Earn Karma points through contributions, projects, and mentoring

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Get μLearn achievements peer-reviewed

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Use karma-points fuelled verified μLearn badges for internships, scholarships or job applications via smart contracts

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Built by Educators & Technologists

QSeverse was born from a shared vision between a passionate educator and an innovative technologist who recognized the gap between traditional academic credentials and real-world skills. Our founders bring decades of combined experience in educational technology, multi-disciplinary learning, industry-academia collaborations, and digital credentialing systems.

Together, they built QSeverse to bridge the disconnect between what students actually accomplish and how their potential is recognized by institutions and employers. Their mission: to ensure every student's unique journey and diverse talents are properly documented, verified, and celebrated in our increasingly digital world.

Founders

Dr. Nithish T Jacob

Dr. Nithish T Jacob

Founder & CEO

Educator building the issuer side of India's skill credentials — schools, boards, and programmes that issue what students keep.

Prashanth Prabhu

Prashanth Prabhu

Founder & CTO

Technologist behind W3C-verifiable credentials, QS Passport, and QBot — so issuing, owning, and verifying actually work.

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Book a demo or email nithish@qseverse.com

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About QSeverse | Kerala to India