Built for Nigerian secondary schools
From syllabus to
verified report card
in one place.
Syllabus upload, lesson notes, continuous assessment, exams and results. Computed, published and verified. No more lost notebooks, no more re-typed scores.
- 5
- schools registered
- 310
- records managed
- 57
- report card verifications
- 99.9%
- uptime
Paper files go missing.
Spreadsheets drift out of sync.
Neither leaves a trace you can trust.
Every term a school juggles syllabi, lesson notes, question papers, invigilation rosters and result computation. When that lives across notebooks and shared Excel files, results come out late, transcription mistakes creep in, and nobody can prove a report card is genuine.
Marksheet gives the whole academic cycle one structured home. Built around the Nigerian school calendar rather than bent into a generic school app.
The term, week by week
Twelve weeks, four moves
Marksheet follows the shape of the term you already run. It doesn't ask your staff to invent a new workflow.
- 1Weeks 1–2
Set up the session
Create the session and its three terms, load classes and arms, and import students from a validated CSV. Nothing touches live records until the staging report is clean.
- 2Weeks 3–9
Teach and track coverage
Upload syllabi once, then tick off topics week by week. Lesson notes are written or AI-drafted against the same NERDC-aligned topic tree, so coverage gaps show up early.
- 3Weeks 10–11
Run CA and the main exam
Build papers from a shared question bank, print or deliver online, and invigilate on the school LAN. MCQs grade instantly; essays get rubric-grounded AI assistance for the teacher to confirm.
- 4Week 12
Compute, publish, verify
Weighted term scores compute automatically. Publish report cards with a verification code any parent or employer can check on the public portal in seconds.
The platform
Everything the academic cycle touches — 18 modules, one tenant.
From syllabus to verified report card. Role-scoped for proprietors, principals, teachers, bursars and guardians — so every screen shows only what that person is meant to see.
Featured
Start with the term you already run
Marksheet does not ask your staff to invent a new workflow. It follows weeks 1–12 as you teach them — and gives each week a record that can be audited.
Exams & AI grading
Shared question bank, hall or online delivery, instant MCQ scoring and rubric-grounded essay assistance.
Read about this feature 02Results & report cards
Weighted CA + exam totals, ranking, broadsheets and report cards with a code any parent or employer can verify.
Read about this feature 03Bursary & fees
Fee items per level, payments per student, derived cleared/partial/not_paid and auto-reminders with {{variables}}.
Read about this feature 04Messaging at scale
Private 1:1 threads. Bulk to “all JSS2 parents” as 64 private conversations, each with {{student_name}}.
Read about this feature
Syllabus, lesson notes & curriculum tracker
NERDC-aligned topics, coverage you can prove (teacher marks, class captain verifies), and lesson notes that live where the syllabus lives — so an exam never asks what was not taught.
Read about this featurePublic portal
Anyone can check a report card in seconds
Employers, universities and parents type the code printed on the report card. No account, no phone call to the school office.
Open the full verification portal
"Broadsheet week used to swallow the whole holiday. Last term we published every result four days after the last paper. Not one parent called to query a total."
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Read postAddons
Turn on only what your school needs
Every addon is available on request and activated per school. No code changes, no new logins.
- 01
Timetable Generator
Collision-free timetables from staff availability and subject load.
- 02
Period Tracker
Two-way verification of coverage between teachers and class captains.
- 03
Daily Attendance
QR-based student and staff attendance with ID card generation.
- 04
WhatsApp & SMS
Result alerts and school notices delivered straight to guardians.
- 05
Multi-Branch
Proprietor oversight across branches without breaking tenant isolation.
Pricing
One licence per school. Set up personally.
Starting from
₦35,000
per school, per month
Rolling. Good for a school trying a first term.
Book a demoStarting from
₦100,000
per school, per term
Best value. Covers a full term including result publication.
Book a demoNo online checkout, no surprise renewal fees. Licensing is arranged with our team.
Prices shown are the starting point. Larger schools use more AI credits and pay more than smaller schools.
Questions schools ask
What if the internet drops during exams?
Exam delivery and MCQ grading run on the school LAN with no internet at all. Answers are stored locally and sync to the cloud once connectivity returns.
Can we move records from our current system?
Yes. CSV templates for students and staff are staged, validated and shown with clear error reports before anything is committed to live records.
What happens if our license lapses?
Nothing is deleted. The platform soft-locks so you keep reading historical records, while renewal is arranged with our team.
How is student data protected?
Guardian consent capture, role-scoped access and a full audit log of who viewed or changed sensitive records, in line with the NDPR.
How does result verification work?
Every published report card carries a unique code. Anyone with it can check the authenticated summary on our public portal.
Do we sign up and pay online?
No. Onboarding is sales-led: you book a demo, we understand your school, and we activate your license personally.
Referral program
Refer a school.
Earn on every registration.
Know a school that needs a calmer, more structured term? Share your unique code and earn a commission each time a school registers through you.
- Your own referral link, shareable anywhere
- Commission on every paid school registration
- Track your referrals and commissions in your own dashboard
₦50,000
commission on a ₦250,000 school registration fee
20%
of the registration fee paid to you per referred school
1
unique code, yours for every school you refer
0
cost to join, no quota to hit
Contact us
Talk to us about your school
Prefer to ask a human? Reach us by email, phone or WhatsApp — or visit us in Surulere, Lagos.
Book a demo
See a full term run in 25 minutes
We'll set up your session live, run a mock exam, and publish a verified report card using your own class structure.
- A call with someone who knows the product
- A live walkthrough, not a slide deck
- A clear next step, no pressure