Diabetes is an ongoing illness that could have disastrous effects on the world's healthcare system. Based on the Global Federation of Diabetes , about 382 million diabetic patients are there worldwide. By the year of 2035, the number will increase to 592 million. Diabetes is a disease characterized by high blood glucose levels. The symptoms of this raised glucose level include increased thirst, appetite, and frequency of urinating. Diabetes is a significant contributor to heart malfunction, coronary artery disease dialysis, limb loss, blindness, and kidney failure. When we eat, our bodies turn the food we consume into glucose or sugar. Then, we anticipate insulin to be released from our pancreas. Insulin opens the gates of our cells, allowing glucose to enter where it can be utilized as fuel. Diabetes renders this process ineffective. There exist two forms of diabetics, first one is Type 1 and the second one is Type 2 diabetes. Machine learning is a new area in data science that examines how computers learn through the given data experience. The main goal of this work is to develop a model that can precisely detect the early diabetes in a patient by fusing the results of various machine learning techniques. The support vector classifier is used.