Mark attendance (example: Class III-A, everyone present)

1. Tap Academics › Attendance (or Attendance in the Home quick actions). Every class is listed with Not marked or Marked n.

   

2. To mark another day, tap the date chip (Today) and pick the date. Attendance cannot be marked more than one day ahead.

3. Tap III-A. Everyone starts as P (present); the counts at the top show 23 PRESENT, 0 ABSENT, 0 LEAVE.

   

4. Tap A for an absent student or L for a student on leave. The counts change at once.

5. For bulk changes, tap the ⋮ menu: Mark everyone present or Mark as holiday (everyone).

6. Tap Save attendance. Online it is saved on the server; offline the app shows Saved on phone · will sync.

7. Open the class again to correct it. The screen says Already marked for this date · you are editing it, and the button stays No changes until you change a mark.

TipParents see the attendance in their app after the sync.

TipOn the website this is Daily Operations › Attendance.

See the monthly register (example: Play-A, October 2026)

1. In Attendance, tap the grid icon on the class row (Play-A).

2. Read P, A and L for each student and each day. Class present shows the class percentage and Days marked the number of days with attendance.

   

3. Use the arrows at the top right to go to another month. Swipe sideways to see later dates.

Enter marks (example: Unit Test 2, VI-A, Hindi out of 25)

1. Tap Academics › Marks entry. Exams are listed with their classes and how many marks are entered.

   

2. Tap VI-A under Unit Test 2 — November 2026.

3. Tap the subject chip (Hindi). The header shows the maximum marks (out of 25).

   

4. Type each student's marks in the box next to the name. Leave a box blank if the mark is not available yet.

5. Tap Save n marks. The button shows how many marks changed; it says No changes when there is nothing to save.

6. Tap the next subject chip and repeat.

TipMarks entry works offline; the marks reach the server at the next sync.

TipA mark above the maximum is refused with a message such as … is more than the maximum of 25.

Give homework (example: Mathematics, VI-A)

1. Tap Academics › Homework. Homework is listed newest first with tags such as Due tomorrow or Was due 26 Oct. Use the class chips to filter.

2. Tap Add homework.

3. Choose the Class (VI-A) and Subject (Mathematics).

   

4. Check Given on (today) and pick Submit by (optional).

5. Type the work in Homework, e.g. Exercise 6.2 (Integers): solve questions 1 to 8.

6. Tap Save homework. Parents of the class see it in their app after the sync.

View or change the timetable

1. Tap Academics › Timetable and tap a class chip (Play-A, Nursery-A …).

   

2. Read the subject for each period and day. Swipe sideways for more periods.

3. To change a period, tap the edit icon at the top right, then tap the period. Choose the Subject (or Free period), the Teacher and the Starts / Ends time and tap Save period. Clear period empties it.

4. Timetable changes need internet and apply at once.

Create an exam and publish results (example: Half Yearly for VI-A)

1. Tap Academics › Exams. Each exam shows Published or Draft.

   

2. Tap New exam. Type the Exam name * and tap a Type: Unit Test, Half Yearly, Annual or Pre-Board.

   

3. Choose the Class * (or All classes) and pick Starts and Ends.

4. Under Subjects & date sheet, tap Add subjects, then set Max, Pass and Date for each subject.

5. Tap Create exam. It works offline and syncs later.

6. When marks are complete, open the exam and tap Publish results, then confirm. Students and parents can now see the marks. Hide results takes them back.

   

TipOnly the principal or an administrator can publish results. Teachers can create class tests for their own classes.

TipReport cards and admit cards are designed and printed on the website.