Lesson plans, assignments, study material and online classes for your teachers — connected to the same timetable, syllabus and exam records the rest of the school already uses.
A separate LMS means separate logins, a separate class list, and a separate bill. Teachers end up keeping the real record somewhere else, and the school pays twice.
In NEXUS ERP the teaching side sits on top of the school's own data. The class list is the school's class list, the subjects are your subjects, and what a teacher plans, assigns and grades stays with the student's record.
Teachers plan a chapter against the class, subject and period, so a head of department can see coverage without asking for a file.
Set an assignment with a due date, record submissions, grade them and keep the marks with the student — instead of a stack of notebooks and a personal register.
Notes, worksheets and references uploaded per class and subject, with download counts so you know what students are actually using.
Schedule an online class for a class and subject with its joining link, listed in one place instead of buried in a WhatsApp group.
Build questions mapped to all six cognitive levels, then generate balanced papers and see how a class performs on higher-order versus lower-order questions.
Marks entry, a flexible grading formula, co-scholastic areas and remarks — the report card prints the way your school has always printed it.
Admission seekers can take an entrance test online, graded with AI feedback, so your admission team starts with a score instead of a stack of papers.
Students see today's homework, submit it from the phone and check results themselves. We are building this next; teachers use the web platform today.
Teachers work in the NEXUS ERP web platform today. The student app currently carries attendance, notices, leave, online admission, the entrance test and a class-book study assistant.
The teacher writes the week's lesson plan against class, subject and period.
Homework or an assignment goes out with a due date, and submissions are recorded against each student.
Notes and worksheets go into the class library; an online class gets a scheduled link if the class is remote.
Questions come from the Bloom's bank, marks go into exams, and the report card builds itself from your grading rules.
Pay for what you use
You do not have to buy the whole system to fix one thing. Run lms by itself, and add fees, payroll, academics or transport whenever your school is ready — same system, same data, nothing to migrate later. What you pay depends on the modules you switch on and how many students you have, so we quote it on the call once we know what you actually need.
Yes. Run the teaching side on its own, or alongside fees, attendance and payroll in the same system. What you pay depends on the modules you switch on and your student count — tell us both and we will quote it.
Today a teacher records and grades submissions in the web platform. Submitting from the student app is in development and will be included when it launches.
NEXUS ERP runs in any browser, including on a phone. Most teachers plan on a computer in the staff room and mark attendance from their phone.
Yes. The question bank feeds paper generation, and the report card builder follows your school's format, grading formula and remarks.
The platform is built to be light, which matters on the internet connections schools actually have. Uploading a large video will still be slow — that is the line, not the software.
No slide deck. We walk you through NEXUS ERP set up the way a school like yours works, answer what you actually asked, and tell you plainly what is live today and what is still being built.
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Schools usually arrive looking for one of these. Add any of the others later — it is the same system, so your data carries over.
Take the register in under a minute per class, tell the parent the same morning, and let the month's attendance flow straight into payroll — student and staff attendance in one system.
Your fee structure, your receipt format, your letterhead — with reminders that go out on their own and a defaulter list that is always current.
One record per student that every department reads from — admission, attendance, fees, exams, transport and parent contact, instead of five registers that disagree.
Staff records, who is allowed to see what, leave, attendance and a payroll run that already knows PF, ESI, TDS and professional tax.