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Report Card

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Purpose

The Report Card screen is where your child's results land once the school has finished evaluating an exam or term. It shows subject-wise marks or grades and gives you a downloadable copy for your records. It often sits alongside a broader Student Performance view, which can show trends across terms rather than just a single result.

When to Use

  • After an exam period ends and the school announces results are published.
  • When you need a copy of a report card for records, transfer applications, or scholarship paperwork.
  • To see how your child is trending across terms, not just their most recent result.
  • Before a parent-teacher meeting, to review results ahead of time.

How to Use

  1. Open Report Card from the More menu.

  2. Make sure the correct child and the correct term or exam is selected — a school may show several report cards over the year.

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    The Report Card screen showing subject-wise marks or grades in a table, with an overall result summary and a download button.

  3. Review the subject-wise breakdown, along with any overall grade, percentage, or remarks the school has added.

  4. Tap Download to save a PDF copy you can keep or print.

  5. If your school also offers a Student Performance view, check it for a longer-term picture across multiple exams or terms rather than a single snapshot.

TipDownload a copy as soon as a report card is published, especially near the end of the academic year — it's easier to have it saved than to come back looking for it later.
Common MistakeA report card only appears here once the school has finished processing and published it — if you were told results are out but don't see anything yet, it may still be pending release rather than missing.