Introducing Student Report Cards: A Way to Turn Test Data into Score Insights

Dharshini

Apr 22, 2026 • 3 min read

We’ve launched Student Report Cards, a flexible way to turn exam data into clear, structured performance summaries. Track overall performance, section-wise scores, and multi-exam trends—automatically, without manual reporting.

You’re running your weekly tests

Students finish

Scores are in

Parents start asking questions

“How is my child doing overall?”

You open spreadsheets

You scan past reports

You try to piece together a clear answer

The real challenge:

You already have the data. But you don’t have a clear, consistent way to present it.

Now:

Your team spends hours every week building progress summaries.

And even then, it’s fragmented

One test at a time

No clear long-term view

You might be wondering:

Is there a better way to show performance without doing this manually every week?

There is

Introducing Student Report Cards.

What’s New: A Flexible Student Report Card System

The new Student Report Card gives you a structured way to present student performance across exams.

Instead of showing isolated test results, you can now group exams into meaningful sections like:

Subject-wise groups (e.g., Math, Physics, Verbal)
Exam series (e.g., Weekly Tests, Mock Series)
Section-level breakdowns within exams

Each section automatically computes:

Average score or total score
Attempt count
Performance consistency and trends

At the top of the report, you can show a clear summary:

Section-wise averages
Combined total score across sections

Everything updates automatically as new exam attempts are submitted.

No manual calculation required.

Why It Matters:

Most institutes already conduct regular tests. But reporting is where things break.

You end up with:

Disconnected scores across multiple exams
Manual Excel-based summaries
Inconsistent communication with parents

This changes that.

With Student Report Cards, you get:

A single view of student performance across multiple exams
Section-level insights without manual effort
Consistent, professional reporting across batches

Here’s the impact:

Reduce reporting effort by up to 80%
Eliminate manual aggregation errors
Standardize how performance is communicated
Students understand their progress over time
Parents get clarity without explanation
Your team spends time on teaching, not reporting

How It Works:

1. Go to Report Cards : Navigate to the Report Cards section from your dashboard

2. Click “Create Report Card” : Start a new report card template with a single click

Fill in Report Details : Add Title, Course (optional filter), Description (optional context for parents/students)

Create Sections : Define how you want to organize performance
Example:
Maths
Science
Weekly Tests
You can also choose whether to show a total score for each section

Add Groups Inside Sections: Break sections into smaller units (if needed) Configure:
Score range (min/max marks)
Rounding rules
Whether to show average and total