Schools and Institutions maintain student’s records and certificates for future needs like verification and credit transfer. These procedures are carried out manually to ensure that documents and the data are valid and non-tampered, which usually needs more energy and time. Converting these procedures into digital form minimizes the time and energy consumption but with the cost of high-security risks. Storing student’s data on a centralized system has problems like data breaches due to human error, injection attacks, and buffer overflow attacks, and even if the server gets damaged physically, it’ll take more time to repair and recover the damaged data and start running. But in blockchain technology, the data stored in blocks with a cryptographical code of the previous block, gives enhanced security compared to the traditional database. If anyone tries to tamper or hack the data, the decentralized technology can easily recognize the modification and prevent it from happening. Three layers of blockchain are being employed to give the Academic Record System the highest level of security possible. Data Storage Blockchain is the third layer of the model which stores the student’s records. The Access Control Model Blockchain is the second layer, which includes additional layer security to the Data Storage Blockchain as it records all the activities around it. And the final layer is the Authentication Blockchain, which is based on Ethereum Blockchain. This model validates transaction using Smart Contracts given to them, creating a new user and validating the login process securely for the Authority, Institution, and the Student for accessing the Data Storage.