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Islamic subject grading for madrasa report cards

EduGradUP's Islamic subject grading lets madrasas evaluate Tafseer, Hadith, Fiqh, Arabic Adab, Aqeedah and Seerah on board-aligned ordinal scales, capture oral evaluations and produce bilingual report cards in Arabic/Bengali/Urdu/English.

Why a specialised mode

Most school ERPs treat religious-niche schools as an afterthought — names get mangled into Latin, calendars are wrong, and there is no way to track the things that actually matter (paath, kirtan, Vinaya, langar). EduGradUP adds these as first-class features alongside the standard SIS so you don't run two systems.

Key features

“Bilingual report cards in Arabic and Bengali cut a half-day of every term-end into ten minutes.”
Mufti Yusuf Karim, Principal, Sample Aliya madrasa, Chittagong

Frequently asked questions

Frequently Asked Questions

5 questions

Which boards are supported out of the box?

Qawmi (BEFAQ), Aliya (BMEB), Befaqul Madarisil Arabia, Singapore Madrasah and the general Dars-e-Nizami template.

Can we use percentage alongside the Mumtaz/Jayyid scale?

Yes — the report card can show ordinal grade and percentage together, or pick one per subject.

Are Arabic report cards right-to-left aligned?

Yes — Arabic sections render right-to-left with correct shaping, and the bilingual layout keeps left/right columns aligned.

Does it support oral examination evidence?

Yes — examiners can attach an audio note per oral evaluation; the audio is stored alongside the grade in the student record.

Can this run alongside CBSE / IGCSE for the same student?

Yes — Islamic subject grading coexists with secular board grading on a single student record.

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