Attendance is the first signal of a student in trouble, and a hard regulatory requirement. L2M Campus captures it in seconds with biometric, RFID or app marking, keeps live percentages, and automatically alerts students and parents before shortage becomes a problem.
Paper registers and proxy marking waste class time and make the numbers unreliable, and impossible to audit.
Students only learn they're short of attendance when they're barred from exams, long after anything could change.
Regulators like BCI mandate minimum attendance; without live tracking, proving compliance is a manual scramble.
Choose what fits each setting, biometric and face devices at gates and labs, RFID smart-card taps, or one-tap marking in the faculty app. Every entry updates live subject-wise and cumulative percentages automatically.
The moment a student trends below the threshold, automatic alerts reach the student and parents, with time to recover. Condonation requests are handled digitally, and attendance links straight to exam eligibility so rules enforce themselves.
Mark attendance via device, card or app in seconds.
Live percentages update against configurable minimums.
Students and parents are warned early about shortage.
Eligibility and condonation rules apply automatically.
Biometric and face-recognition devices, RFID smart cards, and one-tap marking in the faculty app. You can mix methods across classrooms, labs, gates and hostels, all feeding one attendance record.
Yes. Set the minimum percentage per program, such as the BCI-mandated 70% for law, or 75% elsewhere, and the system flags shortfalls, alerts stakeholders, and can gate exam eligibility accordingly.
Parents receive attendance summaries and shortage alerts through the parent app, SMS and WhatsApp, so a dip is addressed at home and college together, early.
Yes. Attendance links to exam eligibility and hall-ticket generation, and feeds the early-warning system that flags at-risk students for mentoring, one record powering many outcomes.