Results day, TC requests and the fee counter, all from one record.

ProEMS ranks a section by total marks, highest first, and gives each student a percentile equal to the share of the class who scored lower than them.

So in a class of 50, the topper's percentile is 98, and the student ranked tenth, with no ties above, is at 80. Students on the same total share a percentile. The rank list PDF shows rank, name, obtained and total marks, percentage and percentile, and the results Excel carries the percentile too.

A ProEMS TC carries 21 numbered entries, among them the admission number, date of birth as in the admission register, parents' names, category, the class last studied, the last exam and its result, promotion, fee concession, dues paid, the date struck off the rolls, the reason for leaving, school days attended, general conduct and remarks. ProEMS fills the entries it holds in the student record; the office confirms dues and completes the rest.

The serial number comes from your own numbering sequence, and once the TC is generated the student is marked as left and their login stops working. To compare it with the TC you use today, see our transfer certificate format.

Yes. The accounts desk takes cash and cheques at the counter, records bank transfers, and prints a PDF receipt for every payment. At closing time the Transactions screen gives the day's collection by payment method and the abstract daily collection.

Students can also pay online from their own login on the web, through your gateway. Parents see the fee structure, receipts and your bank details in the app, but the app doesn't take payment. More on this on the fees page.

ProEMS works in English: its screens, report cards and TCs are all in English.

Certificates such as the bonafide come from Word templates you supply, so their wording is yours. If you need a regional-language document, ask us on the demo and we'll tell you what's possible.