Marks in once. Totals, grades and marksheets out automatically.
The fortnight after an examination is the busiest administrative period in a school year, and almost all of it is arithmetic. Marks move from answer scripts to a subject register, from the register to a consolidated sheet, from the consolidated sheet into totals and percentages and grades, and finally onto a marksheet that has to be laid out, checked and printed for every child. Each transcription is a chance to introduce an error, and the errors are found by checking everything a second time.
- Keyboard-driven marks entry grid
- Automatic totals, grades and result calculation
- Marksheets generated in your school’s chosen template
- Bulk marksheet generation for a whole class
An entry grid built for a keyboard, not a mouse
Marks entry is a single focused grid: one subject, one class, the full list of students, and a cursor that moves down the column as you type. There is no saving each row, no clicking between fields, no scrolling to find where you were. A teacher entering a stack of scripts can keep their eyes on the paper rather than the screen, which is the only way marks entry gets faster than a paper register rather than slower.
Totals, grades and results that compute themselves
Once marks are in, the arithmetic stops being a task. Totals, percentages, grades and pass or fail results calculate from the assessment scheme and the per-subject maximum and passing marks already configured in the examinations module. Nobody adds a column of numbers twice to check it, because nobody added it once. Change a mark and everything downstream of it updates, rather than leaving a consolidated sheet quietly out of date.
Marksheets in your school’s design, not a generic one
A marksheet is a document a school is judged by, and most schools have strong and specific views about how theirs should look — which logo, which order, which grading legend, which signature blocks. Marksheets generate into your school’s chosen template rather than a fixed house style, so the output is the document you already issue, produced automatically instead of laid out by hand.
A whole class at a time
Bulk generation produces marksheets for an entire class in one pass rather than one student at a time. That turns the final step of the results process from an evening of repetitive work into a single action, and it means a reprint after a correction costs nothing — you regenerate rather than rebuild.
About marks & marksheets.
The modules this one leans on.
- Assessment
Examinations
Exam groups, patterns and assessment schemes configured once at the start of the year and reused for every term after it.
Learn more → - Curriculum
Subjects & Streams
Core subjects, electives and senior-secondary streams, mapped to the classes that take them — including the optional-subject choices that make marks entry messy elsewhere.
Learn more → - Paperwork
Reports
The documents schools are asked for again and again, generated on demand instead of assembled by hand the night before.
Learn more →
See all eight modules on the platform overview.
Spend less time on administration. More on students.
Start with one class and see how the session works end to end — admissions through marksheets — before you commit to anything.