Admissions & enquiries

Admissions without the paper chase

Every walk-in, call and online form becomes an enquiry you can follow up. Applications arrive with their documents, and an approved applicant becomes a student in one step.

SchoolKonnect students list with class, roll number, date of birth and status

Admissions & enquiries: what you can do

Enquiries from every channel

Front office logs walk-ins and calls; online enquiries arrive on their own. Nobody falls through the cracks.

Online application forms

Parents apply from their phone and upload birth certificates, photos and previous report cards.

Review and approve

Under review, approved, rejected or admitted — the whole pipeline on one screen.

One-click enrolment

An approved application becomes a student record with class, roll number and fees already set.

Bulk import

Bring existing students in from Excel, with duplicate checks and automatic roll numbers.

Student 360

Attendance, fees, marks, documents and history of every student on one page.

Schoolgirls in uniform walking to school with their backpacks

Part of one connected school platform

Admissions & enquiries shares its records with every other SchoolKonnect module — students, classes, staff and fees are entered once and used everywhere. That is why reports add up and parents see the same figures as the office.

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Admissions & enquiries: common questions

Can parents apply for admission online?

Yes. Your school gets an online application form; parents fill it in and upload documents from a phone.

Can we import our existing student data?

Yes. Students can be imported from an Excel sheet; the import checks for duplicates and assigns roll numbers.

Do enquiries convert into applications?

An admission enquiry can be turned into an application with the family’s details already filled in.

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