NEP 2020
Holistic Progress Card Software Built for NEP 2020's 360° Assessment
Self, peer and teacher inputs combined across scholastic and co-scholastic domains, compiled automatically each term.
The Holistic Progress Card (HPC) introduced under NEP 2020 replaces a single mark-based report with a 360° assessment combining self-assessment, peer feedback and teacher observation across scholastic, co-scholastic and life-skill domains — a format that's genuinely difficult to compile by hand every term.
HPC software collects each input type as it's gathered through the term rather than as a single end-of-term data-collection exercise, and compiles it into the multi-dimensional report format NEP 2020 expects.
What's Included
Self & Peer Assessment
Structured self-assessment and peer feedback forms are collected directly from students at defined points through the term, rather than attempted as a single rushed exercise before the report is due.
Teacher Observations
Teacher observations are logged progressively through the term as they're made, building a genuine record instead of being compiled from memory in the final week.
Co-Scholastic Domains
Life skills, values, physical development and other co-scholastic domains are tracked alongside academic performance, matching the 360° view NEP 2020's assessment reform actually calls for.
NEP-Aligned Report Format
All collected inputs are compiled automatically into the HPC's multi-dimensional report format, removing what would otherwise be a manual assembly job combining several different assessment sources.
Parent-Friendly Presentation
The final report is presented in a format parents can actually interpret, rather than a raw table of scores across a dozen unfamiliar domains that means nothing without context.