Common Services Centers (CSC) are portals that give residents in rural and distant regions of the country information on various companies and e-governance. The full name of a CSC facility is Common Service Center or Jan Seva Kendra. CSC is an Indian network that is striving to make India a completely digital nation. The CSC 2.0 Scheme was launched in August 2015 to increase access to technology and digital services for residents in the country’s rural and remote locations.
To begin the registration procedure, you must fulfill the eligibility criteria, document list, and basic infrastructure requirements, as well as the computer system required to run a CSC center in your village area as a VLE (Village Level Entrepreneur).
After evaluating your CSC registration application form for a month or two, you will be able to utilize your digital Seva portal to provide services to the general public.
You may now monitor the progress of your registration once you have completed it. We’ve put up a list of procedures to check the progress of your CSC application form.
If your application is approved, check your CSC Digital Seva Portal login credentials by clicking on the My Account area.
If you have received your CSC login id and password via your registered email address. Now find out how to access the Digital Seva Portal and begin your shared service center.
You are now using it to provide different e-governance services to ordinary citizens.
Swacch Bharat: | The Swacch Bharat Abhiyan, launched by the Government of India in 2014, aims to clean India’s infrastructure, roads, and streets. In 2016, the Ministry of Urban Development collaborated with CSCs to allow online applications to be made for the construction of individual household toilets across India. |
PAN: | CSCs can handle new PAN Card applications. To handle the applications, the centers worked with the National Securities Depository Limited (NSDL) and UTI Infrastructure Technology And Services Limited (UTIITSL). |
Aadhaar: | CSC SPV became a UIDAI Registrar in January 2013. CSCs can complete Aadhaar Authentication/e-KYC Service Agency (ASA/KSA) for insurance firms, Grameen banks, national banks, state government offices, and federal government departments. |
E-District: | Several E-District initiatives have been established to provide residents with government services through CSCs. Aside from being conveniently accessible, the services provided by several departments are coordinated by a single CSC. |
Election: | The Electoral Commission of India has collaborated with the Common Service Centres Special Purpose Vehicle to address data inaccuracies and enhance registration in order to ensure smooth elections (CSC SPV). Several electoral registration forms are made available through CSCs with the assistance of the CSC SPV. |
Passport: | The partnership between the Ministry of External Affairs and the CSC SPV guarantees that different passport-related services are available at CSCs around the country. The full passport application procedure may be performed online with the assistance of Passport Seva. |
Bharat Billpay: | The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) established Bharat BillPay, which is managed by the National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI). You will be able to pay your water, gas, DTH, landline, internet, mobile, and power bills using the payment portal. The system has been safe and dependable since its inception by the RBI. |
Q1. How does the digital Seva portal work?
Following a successful sign-in, you may recharge your mobile phone, fill out an online application form for birth and death certificates, and much more, as detailed in the Digital Seva portal dashboard. To provide services, you will charge residents a fee. Let’s look at an example to demonstrate how it works.
You wish to recharge a customer’s phone utilizing your digital Seva dashboard; there is a wallet system that has to be refilled. When you recharge a mobile phone, the money will be taken from your wallet, keeping your commission intact, and you will get the full amount from the client.
Q2. What is a CSC center?
CSC is an abbreviation for Common Service Center. It is a location where a VLE operates and offers services to individuals through the digital Seva site.
Q3. How to get my digital Seva ID and password?
To obtain a digital Seva id and password, you must first register on csc.gov.in. If you wish to register.
Q4. What is the CSC reference number?
When you fill out the online application form for the new CSC Digital Seva Center. To follow the status of your application, you can obtain an Application Reference Number. After completing the registration procedure, you will get it through email to your registered email address.
Q5. What is CSC Customer care?
If you need assistance from the CSC Digital Seva team, you may call them at Toll-Free No – 1800 121 3468 or email them at [email protected] You can also call them at 011-24301349. 180030003468 is the CSC Helpline number. Working hours: 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. & 2 p.m. – 6 p.m. VLEs can file a complaint at helpdesk.csc.gov.in.