Your college runs on twelve WhatsApp groups. It shouldn't.
Smart Campus puts attendance, assignments, events, placement drives and notices behind one sign-in, with a dashboard shaped for whichever role you hold — student, faculty, coordinator or administrator.
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- Permission tiers
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- Linked tables
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- Campus modules
MODULES
Nine things a college does every week, in one place
Attendance that adds up
Faculty open a session per lecture and mark it in one pass. Students see percentage, subject split and a monthly trend.
Assignments end to end
Deadlines, rubrics and attachments on one side; PDF, archive or GitHub submissions with late flags and grading on the other.
Events with real tickets
Seat limits, registration cut-offs and a scannable pass code issued the moment a student registers.
Placement drives
Company, role, CTC, eligibility and deadline in one card, with application status tracked from applied to selected.
Notices, not noise
Announcements targeted at students, faculty or the whole campus, pinned when they matter.
Notifications
Attendance marked, assignment due, drive opened — each lands in the bell with an unread count.
Clubs and societies
Join or leave a club in a click; coordinators keep the roster and the calendar in the same place.
Permissions you can defend
Roles live in their own table and every read and write is checked in the database, not just hidden in the interface.
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Departments and course tracks seeded
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Tables protected by row-level rules
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Dashboard queries on seeded data
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Sign-in methods, email and Google
VOICES
What the pilot users said
“I used to keep attendance in a spreadsheet and mail it around at the end of the month. Now the session closes and the percentage is already there.”
Prof. Meera Joshi
Faculty, Computer Engineering
“Submitting a GitHub link instead of zipping a folder and mailing it saved me the usual deadline panic.”
Rohit Kadam
Final year, Information Technology
“Event seats, club rosters and approvals stopped living in my DMs. That alone was worth the switch.”
Sneha Pawar
Cultural Coordinator