Mumbai, Maharashtra
Mumbai schools operate on constrained premises with high strength per section, which makes the timetable and the examination seating plan the two places where administrative time actually goes. CampusTrue generates both from the rooms and halls a school really has, including split shifts on shared premises, rather than assuming a room per section.
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Board
MSBSHSE report cards
Language
Marathi + English SMS
Onboarding
Remote onboarding
Present
41
Absent
3
Late
1
Illustrative CampusTrue screens. Figures shown are sample data.
What follows is specific to Mumbai. The platform is the same everywhere; what differs is which parts of it an administrator here leans on.
A morning shift and an afternoon shift on one building, sometimes under different managements, each hold their own period structure, registers and marking windows in one instance. A teacher who takes periods across both sees only the periods they are actually teaching that day, and the two shifts' attendance never merges into one misleading percentage for a shared room.
Seating is generated across the rooms a school actually has, on the arrangement the examination requires — alternate rows by class, mixed sections, or a fixed roll sequence — with invigilator allocation and the door-wise attendance sheet printing from the same plan. A hall withdrawn at short notice is reallocated without the whole plan being rebuilt.
Institutions in Mumbai are onboarded remotely, over video, with data migration and staff training run as scheduled sessions. Our engineering team is based in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. See what changes across Maharashtra.
What comes out
A report card on the MSBSHSE format and a fee ledger an office in Mumbai can account for. Everything else on this page exists to produce these two without anyone retyping a number from one register into another.
Switch on what you need now and add the rest later. Every module reads the same student record, so nothing has to be reconciled between them.
Every concession and adjustment is recorded against the head it came from, which is what a fee-regulation query actually asks to see.
Included as standard
Mumbai schools working split shifts on shared premises keep a register per shift, so a shared room never resolves into one blended percentage.
Where Mumbai halls seat fewer candidates than a cohort, seating plans and admit cards are generated per sitting rather than per class.
Oversubscribed Mumbai intakes run merit lists and waitlists against one applicant queue, with each offer's fee due date tracked from the day it is made.
Where a Mumbai hall seats fewer candidates than the cohort, cards are issued per sitting and carry the room and slot, not just the date.
Included as standard
Split shifts on shared premises are held as separate structures in one instance, so a room is never double-booked across them.
Families in Mumbai receive it in Marathi or Hindi as readily as in English.
Onboarding for Maharashtra runs over video rather than on site, so the in-app guides carry the walkthrough instead.
Staff attendance is recorded per shift, so a teacher working across both split shifts is not counted twice in a headcount.
Short, dense routes with many stops in a few kilometres bill from the same stage table a long suburban route uses.
Campuses with no room to expand track issue and return against the student record rather than a separate register.
Collection by head and by class is exportable in the form a fee-regulation query asks for, rather than assembled by hand each time.
Every fee revision records the user who made it and the approval behind it, which is the audit trail a fee enquiry actually asks to see.
Every module above is the same platform statewide — this page notes only what differs in Mumbai. Full descriptions on the Maharashtra page.
What administrators in Mumbai ask us before moving an institution onto a platform. Anything not covered here, our team answers within 24 hours.
Yes. CampusTrue runs admissions, fee collection, attendance, examinations and parent communication for schools and colleges in Mumbai, Maharashtra, on a single student record. Report cards follow the MSBSHSE pattern, parent communication goes out in Marathi or English, and onboarding is delivered remotely from our Bhubaneswar engineering office.
The two names mean the same thing, and an institution in Mumbai gets the same system either way. Schools searching for "school management software" and schools searching for "school ERP software" are looking for one platform that holds admissions, fee management, attendance management, examinations and MSBSHSE report cards on a single student record, rather than a separate tool for each. CampusTrue is quoted per institution against student count and the modules switched on, so the name a school uses for the category does not change what it costs or what it does.
Yes, and on constrained Mumbai premises it is usually the first thing an examination office asks for. Seating is generated across the rooms and halls your school actually has, on the arrangement the examination requires — alternate rows by class, mixed sections, or a fixed roll sequence — with invigilator allocation and the door-wise attendance sheet printing from the same plan. A hall withdrawn at short notice is reallocated without rebuilding the whole plan.
Each shift holds its own period structure, registers and marking windows in a single instance, which is what Mumbai schools running a morning and an afternoon shift on shared premises need — sometimes under different managements. Teachers see only the periods they take that day, and the timetable generator treats the shared rooms as one inventory so the two shifts cannot be allotted the same hall.
Send us your institution type and student count. We will walk your team through fee collection, attendance and MSBSHSE result processing, and follow up with a written proposal within 24 working hours.
No card details. A written proposal within 24 working hours.
Institutions outside these locations are supported remotely from our Bhubaneswar engineering office. Ask us about your state.