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Academia - Student Academic Management

Ms.Sasikala. P, Mrs. Deepthi Nair . P, Mercy Angel A, Renuga S, Rithika G

Abstract


Academia is a web-based Student Progress and Portfolio Management System designed to centralize and organize academic data efficiently. It replaces traditional record-keeping methods such as spreadsheets and manual documentation. The system enables students to upload and manage their academic achievements, including projects, certifications, and course completions, ensuring structured storage and data consistency. Faculty members are provided authorized access to view and analyze student profiles in real time. Integrated search and filtering features simplify data retrieval and support effective academic evaluation and decision-making. The backend is designed to handle dynamic queries for efficient data processing, while secure authentication ensures data protection. The platform reduces redundancy, minimizes data loss risks, and offers a user-friendly interface for both students and faculty. It promotes transparency through continuous updates and supports scalability for institutional use. Overall, Academia enhances efficiency, accessibility, and accuracy in academic management, contributing to improved institutional productivity.

 


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