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The EduAxis Admin Portal is a comprehensive web-based management system designed to help study centres efficiently manage students, bookings, payments, and daily administrative tasks from a single dashboard. The portal provides administrators with complete control over the platform through a secure and intuitive interface.
The system streamlines administrative workflows by allowing staff to monitor student activities, manage records, track payments, and oversee operations, making day-to-day management more organized and efficient.
Key Features
(1) Secure Admin Dashboard
(2) Student Management
(3) Booking & Schedule Management
(4) Payment Tracking
(5) Reports & Analytics
(6) Role-Based Access Control
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