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How to Archive Completed Batch Rosters at the End of the Academic Year

Leaving completed batches active on your dashboard creates visual clutter and increases the risk of accidentally assigning new work to past students. Archiving keeps your workspace organized.

Active clutter makes finding current batches difficult

Scrolling through dozens of old, finished class groups from previous academic years wastes time and leads to confusing misdirection during busy teaching days.

Archive past cohorts while retaining historical archives

  1. Verify that all final term marks, feedback, and fee receipts have been issued.

  2. Export end-of-year attendance and performance summaries for institutional records.

  3. Move the completed batch into archive status to remove it from daily active views.

  4. Retain access to historical student records for transcript verification and references.

Put it into practice

Example: End-of-year batch rollover

In March, a coaching institute archives five graduating Class 12 batches, clearing the main dashboard for incoming Class 11 enrollment while keeping all past records searchable.

Worth checking first

  • Notify graduating students before archiving so they can download their certificates.
  • Back up final performance registers before closing active batch threads.

How EduVetta helps

EduVetta keeps completed batches accessible without cluttering your active view, letting you review past student work and restore archived records whenever needed.

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