For CBSE schools

School management software built around CBSE's own result rules

CBSE reports grades and does not use divisions. AcadiFlow ships that as a rule set rather than as a setting somebody has to remember to change.

What is specific to a CBSE school

  • CBSE Secondary rule set

    A preset for Classes 9–10 covering the result format, pass rule and absence policy, shipped rather than configured from scratch.

  • Grades, not divisions

    CBSE does not award divisions. The preset reports grades, so report cards do not carry a field the board does not use.

  • Compartment as a real status

    A compartment result is its own outcome, not a percentage below a line — which is what lets the office act on it correctly.

  • Scholastic and co-scholastic

    Subjects are typed and categorised, so the two are assessed and reported separately rather than averaged together.

  • Unit tests through finals

    Unit test, mid-term, final, practical and assignment are all first-class exam types with their own weightings.

  • Overridable per school

    Boards are shared platform-wide because CBSE is CBSE everywhere, but a school applying a stricter internal rule overrides the preset for itself.

Why a generic ERP struggles with CBSE

Most school software computes a percentage, compares it to a pass mark, and prints a division. That model produces a result document a CBSE school cannot use: the board reports grades, does not award divisions, and treats a compartment as a distinct outcome rather than a low score.

AcadiFlow treats the board's rules as data. The CBSE Secondary preset carries the result format, the pass rule, the absence policy and the grading scale, and the result engine reads it — so the marksheet that comes out is shaped by CBSE's rules rather than relabelled from a generic calculation.

The practical consequence is that a CBSE school does not need a spreadsheet alongside the ERP at result time. That spreadsheet is where every school's data quality goes to die: it is the copy nobody validates, and it is the one the printed card gets made from.

Common questions

Does AcadiFlow support the CBSE grading system?

Yes. A CBSE Secondary rule set ships as a preset covering the result format, pass rule, absence policy and grading scale for Classes 9–10, and the result engine computes against it rather than against a generic percentage.

Will report cards show divisions?

Not for a CBSE school. The preset reports grades because CBSE does not award divisions, so the field simply is not on the card.

Can we adjust the rules for our own school?

Yes. The board itself is shared across the platform — CBSE is CBSE for every school — but rule sets can be overridden per organisation, which is how a school running a stricter internal standard configures it.

Tell us your board and we will show you the rule set

The result rules are the part worth checking before you commit to any school ERP. Bring last year's marksheet format and we will show you what comes out.