Report cards
Three weeks of a coordinator’s term disappears into formatting report cards, and the format changes again next year. It should be a template, a marks grid and a print run.
A CBSE holistic progress card as it prints. Illustrative data — grades follow the CBSE scale.
CBSE, including continuous and comprehensive evaluation and the NEP 2020 holistic progress card. ICSE. State boards. IB and Cambridge. The template carries the grading scheme, the subject structure and the descriptors, so the format is a setting rather than a rebuild in a spreadsheet every term.
Teachers enter marks on keyboard-first grids with bulk fill, not a form per student. When the term closes, the system generates personalised PDFs for the whole school — two thousand of them in under five minutes — each with graphical performance analysis rather than a bare table of numbers. Nobody mail-merges anything.
Once results are finalised, every change is written to an audit ledger with who made it and when. With the cloud licence, the printed card carries a QR code: a college registrar or the next school scans it and sees the authentic record at source, rather than a photocopy they have to trust. Marksheets and transfer certificates are reproducible in an afternoon with a desktop publishing tool, which is how forged credentials reach admissions offices.
Straight answers
Yes. Marks entry grids and board-compliant report card printing are part of the free offline edition. The QR-verifiable version and sync to the national registries are part of the cloud licence.
Send us a sample during onboarding. Board templates come configured; a school-specific layout is set up as part of managed onboarding.
Yes, as part of the CBSE template set, alongside continuous and comprehensive evaluation.
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