Report Cards & Grade Management for Schools
Turn marks into finished report cards without spending your term-end nights on spreadsheets. Edutris computes grades from marks, aggregates results across subjects and terms, and produces printable report cards you control the release of: consistently and on time.
At a glance
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Who uses it | Teachers · Principals · Parents |
| Best fit | CBSE and ICSE schools that want the board grade bands applied consistently instead of recomputed per class teacher. |
| Not supported | IB report-card formats. CBSE (A1–E2) and ICSE templates ship alongside the standard format; IB does not. |
| Setup | 4 steps, described below |
| Works with | Examinations, Attendance Management, Parent App |
What does Report Cards give the school?
Grades computed automatically
Enter marks and Edutris converts them into grades with totals, percentages, and pass/fail worked out for you: no manual look-ups, no spreadsheet formulas.
Report cards generated for the whole class
Once marks are in, report cards are produced for every student: no copying data between sheets or re-formatting each child by hand.
Consistent, error-free results
Totals, averages, and grades are calculated by the system, removing the arithmetic slips that creep into manual mark sheets at term-end.
Shared with parents
Finished report cards reach parents through the parent app, so families can see results without waiting for a printed copy to travel home.
How does Report Cards work in Edutris?
Set up subjects and terms
Define the subjects and assessment terms for each class so the report card structure matches your school’s scheme.
Enter marks
Teachers record marks for each subject and assessment. Edutris keeps them organised per student and term.
Grades and totals computed
Edutris converts marks into grades and calculates totals and averages automatically, no spreadsheet formulas to maintain.
Publish and share report cards
Report cards are produced for the whole class, released section by section when you decide, and shared with parents through the parent app, with a printable copy for the office.
Who uses Report Cards?
Teachers
Enter marks once and let the system handle grades, totals, and formatting for the whole class.
Principals
Get consistent, on-time report cards across every section without term-end firefighting.
Parents
See their child’s grades and results in the parent app as soon as they are published.
Is this a fit for your school?
- CBSE and ICSE schools that want the board grade bands applied consistently instead of recomputed per class teacher.
- Exam cells tired of transcribing marks between a register, a spreadsheet and a printed card.
- Schools that want results released section by section, on the principal’s timing.
- IB report-card formats. CBSE (A1–E2) and ICSE templates ship alongside the standard format; IB does not.
- State-board-specific certificate layouts beyond the standard format.
What works alongside Report Cards?
Report Cards in Edutris
Frequently Asked Questions
Sources
- CBSE, official site, The board’s own site, and the place a school must check its current circular. Board schemes change by session, which is why this site states rules as “check your board’s circular” rather than quoting one.
- National Education Policy 2020, full text (Ministry of Education, hosted by PIB), Read 2026-09-11. Cited by paragraph: 4.1 the 5+3+3+4 stages and their ages, 4.11 medium of instruction, 4.35 the holistic 360-degree progress card, 4.37 board exams on up to two occasions a year, 5.15 at least 50 hours of CPD per teacher per year. The copy on education.gov.in returns 403; this is the same file.
See Report Cards in action
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