Design and Implementation of A Web-Based Academic Result Management System Using Django Framework

  • Palagati Anusha
  • Katikala Rupesh Roy
  • Manda Himavarshini
  • et al.
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Abstract

The Academic Result Management System is a web-based software developed to efficiently manage and monitor student academic performance. It streamlines administrative tasks by allowing teachers and administrators to easily enter, organize, and retrieve student data such as grades and courses. The system is composed of multiple interconnected modules, including Student Profile Management, Course Management, Result Management, and Report Management. These modules work together to offer a comprehensive solution for maintaining student records. With this system, institutions can track academic progress and generate performance reports with accuracy and ease. It supports long-term analysis, helping educators make informed decisions to enhance learning outcomes. Students benefit from a user-friendly interface that allows them to securely log in and view their academic results. This reduces the need for manual record-keeping and minimizes human errors. By centralizing academic data, the system improves accessibility and data integrity. It increases efficiency in handling academic operations across departments. The platform is tailored specifically for educational institutions, meeting their unique needs. Teachers can focus more on instruction as administrative workload is reduced. Real-time data access ensures timely interventions and support for students. Overall, the Academic Result Management System boosts productivity, supports data-driven decision-making, and enhances the overall academic environment

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Palagati Anusha, Katikala Rupesh Roy, Manda Himavarshini, & Mohammad Amaan. (2025). Design and Implementation of A Web-Based Academic Result Management System Using Django Framework. International Journal of Advanced Research in Science, Communication and Technology, 784–792. https://doi.org/10.48175/ijarsct-28381

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