School and college administration
College management software for connected campus administration
College administration connects student admissions, accounts, attendance and examinations with everyday campus services. Shikshaware brings supported student and staff workflows together so authorized teams can work from connected institutional records.
Request a demonstrationWhat you can manage
- Student registration, admission, profiles and supported class/section mapping.
- Fee collection, receipts, outstanding balances, transport and hostel fee categories.
- Student and staff attendance, leave requests and monthly attendance reports.
- Configured examination marks, report formats and printable student documents.
- Library book stock, issue/return and overdue records; gate passes and visitor movements.
- Staff and salary records, accounts and audit, stock and organization branch workflows.
A practical workflow for your institution
Prepare your academic sessions, student groups, fee categories and staff responsibilities. Follow a sample student from registration and admission into fee collection, attendance and configured examination reports. Then review library issue and return records, transport charges and permitted staff tasks. Ask the team to map your college's terminology and reporting requirements to the available configuration before selecting a plan.
How can a college check whether Shikshaware fits its academic requirements?
Bring your academic structure, assessment format, fee categories and sample reports to a demonstration. Verify how these map to supported sessions, classes, sections and examination settings. Confirm any university-specific reporting, credit-based grading, integrations or regulatory requirements separately; these are not implied by the general college ERP description. Module access depends on the selected plan and configuration.
See the workflow before choosing a plan
Tell the Shikshaware team about your academic session, staff roles and current process. Use the demonstration to check the required modules, configuration and onboarding steps.
Discuss your institution’s requirements