The student portal from A to Z
Every page of the student portal in one list: what it is for, where it is in the menu and the guide that explains it in full.
Every page of the student portal in one list: what it is for, where it is in the menu and the guide that explains it in full.
What you can change on your account page as a student, how to change your password, where teachers manage their profile, keeping your account safe, and how to ask for your account to be deleted.
Where to browse the school's courses, programmes, live sessions and downloads, what the course page shows, how checkout works step by step, coupons, the learning cart, and where your purchase appears afterwards.
How to open a course, find your way around the course page and the lesson player, what each lesson type looks like, how to download resources and move between lessons, where the certificate, discussion and announcements sit, and what to do when a lesson won't open.
How you earn a certificate for a course, a programme bundle or a live batch, where to find it, how to download, print or share it, and what to do when one is missing.
What each part of your student portal shows: the menu, the welcome area and its four figures, your learning journey, your course cards and the panels beside them, and why some menu items may be missing.
Schools can sell or give away files such as ebooks, notes, templates and videos. See how to find them, buy them, open your file afterwards, and what to do if the download doesn't work.
A programme (bundle) groups several courses into one enrolment. See how your programmes are listed, why courses inside a programme open one after another, and how programme certificates work.
Rate a course once you finish it (or reach halfway through a self-paced course), and a class once it is over. One tap on the stars is enough; details are optional. NSDP checks every review before it appears on the NSDP website, and you can edit yours once.
Finished a course or class? Tell other students how it helped you. Your story goes to the NSDP team, who read it before it appears on the NSDP website with a Verified NSDP student tick.
Sign in with a one-time email code, your password or Google (when your school offers it). Which page to use, how codes work, how long you stay signed in, and what each sign-in message means.
Live Zoom classes and On-campus classes list the classes you are enrolled in. Learn to read the lists, a class's page and its classroom, what each class state means, when the join button opens, and what the messages mean.
Every certificate has a unique certificate number. Anyone, such as an employer, can check it on the public verification page without signing in. Here is what the check shows.
Sign up as a student on the school website, or finish setting up an account your school created for you. Covers the sign-up form, password rules, what happens next and the messages you may see.
Where to look first, and who to contact for what: your course's discussion, your school's contact details, NSDP support, and disputes for campuses and teachers.
Ask NSDP Rehnuma, NSDP's automated help desk, about courses, campuses, admissions, schemes and your own account, in English, Urdu or Roman Urdu, and ask for a person whenever you need one.
How to open the help centre, switch between the Student, Instructor, Campus and Affiliate partner help centres, search, browse topics, jump to a section and share a link to exactly the right place.
Request a reset link by email, choose a new password within 60 minutes, and what happens to your other signed-in devices. Also covers expired links and emails that don't arrive.
Post a question in a lesson's discussion, why it first shows as pending, who can see it, how replies from your teacher or campus reach you, and how to search earlier questions.
How lessons are marked complete, how your progress percentage is worked out, and why some sections and lessons open later than others: every lock message explained, plus what happens when access expires.
Joined NSDP through someone's invitation link or code? When the bonus is on, you get one extra course for free (Freelancing: Earn Online with Fiverr & Upwork) after you complete your first course. Your course fees stay the same.
How to take a quiz, read your result and try again, how passing completes the lesson, and how to submit an assignment, attach files, resubmit and see your marks and feedback.
How to join an online class, what to expect at an in-person class, when the join button opens, replays, and how your attendance is recorded and counted for a batch certificate.
Use Find a campus to see NSDP campuses by city and province, which on-campus courses each one teaches and which batches are open. Open a campus or an instructor to read their profile before you join.
Pay for a course, programme, batch or download by transferring money to the school's bank account and uploading proof. What to fill in, what happens while the school checks it, the emails you get, and what to do if the proof isn't accepted.
When a live or in-person batch takes registrations, how seat limits work, what happens to your place while a payment is checked, and what enrolled, completed and dropped mean for you.
Live and in-person batches can award a certificate for attendance and required class work. Learn the attendance minimum, how attendance is counted, which class work counts, and how certificates are delivered once the teacher marks the batch as completed and NSDP approves.
How students are chosen for a laptop or an Asaan Karobar Card, step by step: the requirements, tests, interviews, award score, published list, and how to appeal or withdraw.
If your school has made you an affiliate, you earn commission when people buy through your link or coupon. How to reach your affiliate dashboard, share links, how sales are credited, commission statuses, payout accounts and withdrawals.