Who this is for
Parents and guardians of students enrolled on Tuition.in who want to monitor their child's academic progress without needing direct access to the student account.
Overview
The Parent Dashboard gives parents a read-only view of their child's performance across all enrolled courses — attendance, assignment grades, test scores, and diagnostic mastery levels — updated in real time. Parents can monitor multiple children from the same account if more than one child is enrolled.
If your child's school keeps its register on tuition.in, the same dashboard also shows the school's side: daily attendance, report cards, the progress card, the bus and hostel. A few things there you can do yourself: ask for early leave, keep the pickup list and health details up to date, and raise a concern with the school.
Linking a child account
First, a parent account of your own:
- On the sign-up page, choose Parent. Use your own email, not your child's: a parent account and a student account are separate accounts.
- After signing up you land on your Parent Dashboard.
Then link your child, one of two ways:
- You ask, your child confirms. On the Parent Dashboard, enter your child's registered email address and press Link Student. Your child sees your request at the top of their own dashboard, with your name, and presses Approve. Until they do, you see nothing of theirs.
- Your child asks you. A student under 18 can send you an approval request by email from their dashboard. Opening the link, signing in (or creating your parent account) and giving consent links you at the same time. See Data protection and parental consent.
Your child confirms every link
Knowing a student's email address is not enough to see their account. A request waits until the student approves it; if they decline, you are told and nothing is shared. A request stays open until they answer it, and you can send it again.
Both parents can link to the same child: each parent account is linked separately, and each is confirmed by the child.
Reading the dashboard
Each linked child appears as a card on the Parent Dashboard. Expand the card to see their full data. The information shown includes:
| Section | What you see |
|---|---|
| Attendance | % of classes attended; colour bar (green ≥ 75%, amber 50–74%, red < 50%) |
| Assignments | Submitted vs total; average grade; overdue count |
| Tests | Scores on recent tests; average score |
| Mastery Levels | Subject-level diagnostic mastery (🔴/🟡/🟢/🔵) from the Learning Profile |
| Enrolled courses | Course name, tutor name, batch schedule |
| Campus tab: school | From your child's school, if it uses tuition.in: their attendance at school this year and the last day they were absent (see the daily register); published report cards; and the Holistic Progress Card, where you fill in your side of the partnership card each term. |
| Campus tab: leave | Leave from school: ask the class teacher for your child's leave (a day, a morning or afternoon, or several days), see what was decided, and withdraw a request that hasn't been. See Leave and holidays. |
| Campus tab: at the gate | Pickups and early leave: add or remove the people allowed to collect your child, and ask for early leave. You're told when it is approved and when your child leaves, and with whom. See The front desk. If the school has a gate machine, you're also told when your child reaches school and leaves. |
| Campus tab: welfare | Health: allergies, medicines and the emergency contact you keep up to date for the school nurse, with sick-room visits and check-ups. Complaints and concerns: raise one, follow the school's replies, and rate or reopen it once it is resolved. See Welfare. |
| Campus tab: library, bus, hostel, the school feed | Library books out and any fine; the school bus route, stop, pickup and drop times and the driver's number, and while the bus is on its way, a live map with the minutes to your stop and whether your child got on and off (see Live bus tracking); the hostel room, bed and warden, with your child's outpasses. From here you can ask the warden for leave for your child; you're told when it is approved, when they leave the gate and when they're back. Below it, the school feed: photos and news for your child's school, class and section, which you can react to and comment on, and where you can keep your child out of photos. |
| School tab | Where your child studies, read-only: their school and class, the coaching centres and tutors they go to alongside it, anything they study through tuition.in, and the schools they were at before. It is exactly what your child sees under Where you study. |
The progress bar colours follow the same mastery scale used throughout the platform: green is good, amber is developing, red needs attention.
What to do with the data
- Low attendance (red): Discuss with your child why they are missing classes. Use the direct message feature to contact the tutor for context.
- Subjects with red mastery: Encourage additional study using flashcards and the AI tutor chat (Aiden). Consider booking extra one-on-one sessions.
- Overdue assignments: Prompt your child to submit outstanding work before the tutor marks it as missing.
- Share with the school: Use the student's Progress Report share link to send a summary to their school teacher or counsellor.
Privacy
- Parents can only see data for children who have accepted the link request.
- Students can remove a linked parent at any time from Settings → Privacy & data. The parent is told, and can ask again; the student decides again.
- For a child under 18, you give or withdraw consent for how tuition.in uses their data from the Privacy and consent panel on your dashboard.
- Parents cannot send messages on behalf of the student, submit assignments, or modify any student settings.
- The parent account is separate from the student account — logging in as a parent does not give access to the student's full account.