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MySAR is a student management system that keeps academic records, behaviour notes, extracurricular activity and year-on-year progress in one place, and connects schools, teachers and parents around it.

Six things a school stops doing by hand once a student’s record lives in one place.
One continuous record per student — marks, subjects and assessments — instead of files that restart each academic year.
See how a student is doing across subjects and terms, so a slide shows up while there is still time to respond to it.
Behaviour observations and extracurricular participation sit beside the academic record, because they explain a lot of what it shows.
Growth is measured against the student's own history, not only against the class average for one term.
Parents see what teachers record as it is recorded, which turns the report-card conversation into an ongoing one.
A student's history stays with the student, so a change of class or institution does not mean starting the record from nothing.
The same record, read three different ways.
Academic operations and administrative workflows in one system, with the data needed to make decisions about a cohort rather than guesses about it.
Day-to-day recording that takes minutes, not an evening — marks, attendance, behaviour and activity entered from a phone through the MySAR Teacher app.
A live view of a child's academic performance, marks, behaviour reports and school activity through the MySAR Parent app.
Teachers record; parents follow. Two apps against one record.
For teachers and school staff
Record marks, attendance, behaviour notes and activity against each student, and keep a class's academic record current from a phone.
For parents and guardians
Follow a child's academic performance, marks, behaviour reports and school activity as teachers record it, without waiting for the next report card.
What schools ask before the first walkthrough.
CASBIRO Solutions builds and supports MySAR from Kochi, Kerala. Bring a class list and we will walk through what the record looks like once a term of real marks and observations is in it.