Multi-Step Admission Application Form
Purpose - Guides an applicant through a structured, step-by-step form to capture all the information a school needs to process the admission.
Who Can Use It
Signed-in applicants.
Key Capabilities
- Save and continue at any time — each step is stored as soon as it is completed. A step tracker records how far the applicant has progressed.
- Sections cover:
- Student information (name, date of birth, gender, category, religion, nationality, mother tongue, Aadhaar, APAAR ID, PEN number, place of birth, disability details, photograph).
- Academic information (current and previous school and class, board exam, marks, transfer certificate, eligibility certificate, migration status, result status).
- Parent/Guardian information (father, mother, and a separately-defined guardian when needed).
- Contact information (permanent and correspondence addresses, mobile numbers, email).
- School selection details (grade to apply for).
- Additional information (medical conditions, allergies, medications, emergency contact, transport/hostel requirement, siblings, extracurricular details).
- Declaration and consent (terms agreement, consent form, guardian signature).
How to Use It
- Sign in and start a new application, or continue an existing one from the dashboard.
- Move through each step in order. Save each step before moving on.
- Attach the required documents (see feature 4).
- Choose one or more schools to apply to (see feature 3).
- Complete the declaration step by agreeing to the terms and uploading the signed consent form and guardian signature.
- Submit the application.
Rules & Restrictions
- The Aadhaar number, APAAR ID, and PEN number must be unique across the system; duplicates from another student are rejected.
- Once submitted, most information is locked and cannot be freely edited.
- If the DHE has frozen new applications, creating or updating student information is blocked. An "admissions are currently closed" message is shown.
- The declaration can only be submitted once.
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