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Last updated: 29 October 2026

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LearnCred is a brand of Saharsh Ventures LLP. We want you to know exactly what you are earning before you take an assessment or pay for a certificate.

What a LearnCred certificate is

A LearnCred certificate is documented evidence that the holder successfully completed a specified LearnCred assessment, against the criteria applicable to that assessment, on the date shown. It records the holder’s name, the field and topic, the score and the date of issue, and carries a unique certificate ID and QR code so that anyone can verify it is genuine.

Its value lies in providing an additional, verifiable record of assessed knowledge. It should be considered alongside a learner’s education, experience, portfolio and other qualifications.

What it is not

  • LearnCred does not represent itself as a university, college or government-recognised awarding body, and does not issue academic degrees or statutory professional qualifications.
  • LearnCred certificates do not constitute UGC, AICTE or other statutory accreditation unless expressly stated for a specific programme or partnership.
  • We do not guarantee employment, job placement, salary increases, admission to an educational institution or professional licensing.
  • A LearnCred certificate is not a substitute for a degree, diploma, licence or qualification that is legally required for a particular profession.

LearnCred is not currently accredited by, recognised by or affiliated with any university, board, industry body or government scheme. If that changes for a specific programme or partnership, we will say so expressly on that programme’s page.

Assessments and content

Our questions are prepared and checked with care, but no question bank is entirely free of error. If you believe a question or answer is wrong, please tell us through our Contact page and we will review it. A certificate reflects performance in one short assessment; it is not a comprehensive evaluation of a person’s overall ability in a subject.

Figures and third-party mentions

Statistics shown on our website (such as the number of fields and topics) describe the LearnCred platform. References to companies, employers, media platforms or skill requirements are for information only and do not mean that any company endorses LearnCred or will accept its certificates.

Our website may link to other websites, such as social networks and our payment gateway. We are not responsible for their content or privacy practices.

By using LearnCred, you acknowledge this disclaimer together with our Terms of Use.