Examinations.

Exams are where school software usually breaks.

• Assessment schemas

  Set up how a subject is marked once, then reuse it across classes — so Class VI Science and Class VII Science share the same structure instead of being built twice.

• Weighted components & sub-criteria

  Tests, assignments, activities — each weighted exactly the way your board prescribes, so the marks the system works out match the scheme on paper, not a close approximation.

• Grade scales & ranges

  Numeric, letter or GPA scales, with the boundaries and labels you choose. A1 / 91–100 / Outstanding is something you set — not something we decided for you.

• Non-academic evaluation

  Co-curricular activities, work-education, discipline and values scored alongside academics — the parts of a report card a serious board still expects, recorded properly.

• Score entry that's hard to get wrong

  A spreadsheet-style grid that catches bad entries, takes a bulk import, stops two teachers overwriting each other, and autosaves — so a dropped connection never costs you a column of marks.

• Report card generation

  Board-shaped report cards, generated as PDFs in one pass. Last year's exact layout carries into the new session on its own, instead of being rebuilt every March.

• Term settings & carry-over

  Each term set up its own way, with the right slice carried into the next — so a half-yearly weighting feeds the annual result the way your board prescribes, not by hand on a calculator.

• Board results import

  Upload external board results and run subject-level mark analysis against them, so the published board outcome and your internal record finally sit in one place.

• Exam insights

  At-risk student identification, alerts and performance targets surfaced from the marks you already entered — the same numbers, read forward instead of just filed.

• 01 / 03

  It reads the right student, in the right year. A report card is only right if the name, class and section on it are right. Exams pull each child's class and section from the year you're actually looking at — so a student promoted mid-year never lands on the wrong sheet, and last year's marks stay attached to last year's class.

• 02 / 03

  One ledger of results, across campuses and years. Schemas, scales and presets carry forward between sessions and apply across branches. A trust running three campuses computes results the same way in each, and compares this year to the last without exporting anything to a spreadsheet.

• 03 / 03

  Marks you can ask questions of — and can't quietly change. Sol, the platform's AI agent, answers questions about results in plain English. Underneath, every change needs a second person to sign off and the full history is kept — so an edited mark is a logged event with a name against it, not a silent overwrite in a shared file.