Know which venue belongs to which exam
Assign eligible centres to the relevant mock-test or test-series offering instead of asking teams to reconcile separate venue lists.
Replace separate centre sheets, enrolment lists, roll-number files, and admit-card documents with one connected exam-operations workflow. Edugenie helps coaching institutes manage eligible exam centres, supported schedules, learner centre selection, manual enrolments, numeric roll numbers, branded admit-card PDFs, and centre-wise roster data alongside their online test series.
Physical exam operations often spread across venue lists, learner-allocation sheets, payment records, roll-number files, and admit-card documents. Edugenie connects the supported records around one test-series offering.
Assign eligible centres to the relevant mock-test or test-series offering instead of asking teams to reconcile separate venue lists.
Retain the learner's supported centre choice with the enrolment record used for the rest of the exam-day workflow.
Use eligible enrolment, numeric roll-number, centre, and schedule data to prepare the supported admit-card and roster workflows.
Coordinate the dependable steps around a physical test event without describing Edugenie as an OMR evaluator, attendance system, or full school ERP.
Connect the physical exam operation to an eligible mock-test or test-series offering instead of creating a second disconnected record.
Record each centre's state, city, address, capacity, and active status for your institute's exam operations.
Make supported centres eligible for the relevant offering and retain exam dates and times with the offline test schedule.
Let learners choose from assigned centres and let administrators create or confirm supported manual paid enrolments.
Automatically assign numeric roll numbers to eligible free or paid test-series enrolments for the exam-day workflow.
Create supported admit-card PDFs and review centre-grouped learner data and course-level enrolment records.
Keep the location, availability, and offering relationship of each exam centre close to the learner-selection workflow.
Keep state, city, address, capacity, and operational status with each physical exam-centre record.
Mark which centres are currently active so older or unavailable venues do not need to remain in the current selection flow.
Assign eligible centres to supported mock-test and test-series offerings instead of exposing every venue for every exam.
Let learners choose from centres assigned to the relevant exam offering, reducing avoidable allocation follow-up.
Store centre capacity as an operational planning input when reviewing venue suitability and learner selection.
Capacity is not marketed as guaranteed overbooking preventionKeep supported offline dates and times with the relevant lesson schedule and exam offering.
Capacity boundary: Edugenie records centre capacity to support operational planning. It is not presented as a guarantee that overbooking is impossible until end-to-end enforcement is validated. Use the exam-centre capacity and roster planning checklist to review room evidence, assignments, version control, and contingencies.
Learners can enrol through supported free or paid test-series workflows, while administrators can create and confirm supported manual paid enrolments for offline admission processes. Eligible enrolments can then receive an automatically assigned numeric roll number.
Current boundary: Manual enrolment records payment state; it is not automated cash reconciliation or a promise that learner payments settle directly into every institute's own merchant account.
Keep the eligible learner and relevant free or paid test-series enrolment together.
Retain the supported centre choice and confirmation state used by the operation.
Assign the eligible enrolment a numeric identifier for the admit-card and roster workflows.
The supported admit-card PDF combines learner, exam, assigned-centre, schedule, and numeric roll-number data in an institute-branded document that learners can access for exam day. It is an admit card—not a certificate, seating-plan generator, QR-attendance system, or arbitrary drag-and-drop document designer.
Use the admit-card release-QA checklistReview centre-grouped learner information and course-level enrolment records without rebuilding the operational list from unrelated spreadsheets.
Organise supported learner records by selected centre so exam operators can review who is associated with each venue.
Retain learner, exam offering, payment state, centre, and roll-number context for the relevant test-series operation.
Access centre-grouped and course-level roster data through supported download endpoints. Confirm the current file format during the demo.
Edugenie's online assessment engine handles supported question banks, timed attempts, autosave, evaluation, rank, and percentile. With the appropriate module, institute teams can continue into exam centres, manual enrolments, roll numbers, admit cards, and roster data.
Questions, sections, attempts, automatic evaluation for supported formats, results, rank, and percentile.
Centres, learner selection, schedules, manual enrolment, roll numbers, admit cards, and rosters.
Use the current workflow and boundaries to qualify your institute before committing time to a product demonstration.
Straight answers about centres, schedules, manual enrolment, roll numbers, admit cards, rosters, capacity, and physical-paper boundaries.
Yes, with the appropriate module. Edugenie supports exam centres, schedules, learner centre selection, manual enrolment, numeric roll numbers, admit-card PDFs, and centre-grouped roster data alongside online test preparation.
You can store a centre's state, city, address, capacity, and status, then assign eligible centres to supported mock-test or test-series offerings. Exam centres are not presented as a multi-branch institute-management feature.
Yes. Learners can choose from centres assigned to the relevant exam offering. Capacity data supports operational planning, but Edugenie does not currently guarantee that overbooking is impossible.
Offline exam dates and times are represented through the relevant lesson schedule and offline mode, keeping the offering and schedule connected. This is not a standalone invigilator, room, or notification calendar.
Yes. Edugenie assigns numeric roll numbers to eligible paid or free test-series enrolments. Custom prefixes, seat numbers, and arbitrary numbering formats are not promised as current capabilities.
The supported admit-card PDF uses exam, learner, centre, and roll-number data to prepare a branded exam document that the learner can access for exam day.
Yes. Administrators can create and confirm supported manual paid enrolments for offline admission workflows. This records enrolment and payment state; it is not automated cash reconciliation or a direct-settlement claim.
The administration workflow exposes centre-grouped roster data and course-level enrolment records through supported download workflows. The exact available file format should be confirmed during the product demonstration.
No. Dependable OMR scanning and physical answer-sheet evaluation are not currently included. Automatic evaluation applies separately to supported online test attempts.
See how centres, learner selection, manual enrolment, roll numbers, admit cards, and roster data connect with your online test series. We will demonstrate the current workflow and clarify the appropriate module for your institute.