Your marks, semester by semester
- Internal marks for every paper
- External marks once the results are declared
- The total against the full marks, paper by paper
- Every semester you have completed, kept
- Notices meant for the degree students
Dues, receipts and result
- What is owed, month by month, with the reason
- Pay online, or scan the College’s UPI code
- Every receipt, downloadable
- The admit card before each examination
- The marksheet when the result is out
Nothing to remember, and nothing to hand out.
Phone number and date of birth
The number the office already has, and the student’s own date of birth. No registration number to find, and nothing changes when a roll number or a class changes.
Choose a four-digit PIN
Asked for once, the first time. From then on it is the phone number and that PIN — so a classmate who happens to know the number still cannot get in.
Forgotten it?
The office resets it in a moment. Too many wrong tries and the number rests for a while, so nobody can work through a list of guesses.
One phone for two children is no trouble — after signing in you are asked which of them you want to see.
Nobody is shut out.
Some of the older records came in from a spreadsheet and have no date of birth, or carry a number that has since changed. That is a record to be put right, not a door to be locked. There are three ways through it.
Tell us what is wrong
A short form — the student’s name, class and a number we can reach you on. The office checks it against the register and telephones you back.
Ask for a one-time code
The office can hand over a short code — at the desk, or printed on a receipt. It lets you in once, and then you set your own PIN.
Correct it from inside
Once you are in, anything wrong — a spelling, a date, a phone number — can be sent to the office for correction, with the old and the new side by side.
A student cannot change their own record. What they send is a request; the office makes the change in its own system, and it comes back here by itself. A name on a marksheet is not something to leave open.
Fewer telephone calls, for everybody.
The same figures as the office
Nothing is typed twice, so nothing can disagree.
Nothing to send anyone
Pay and the office sees it. No screenshot to forward and nobody to remind.
Your own papers, kept
Receipts, admit cards and marksheets stay available, not only on the day they are issued.