Yes. Registro Timetable Automation schedules common electives taken by students from different programmes—such as MBA, undergraduate and doctoral cohorts—in a single timetable. Because every programme draws on the same pool of faculty, rooms and slots, a shared elective is placed once without clashing with any participating programme's core courses.

Registro prevents clashes by treating faculty, classrooms and time slots as institution-wide resources and scheduling every programme in a single optimisation run. A professor or room can be assigned only once per slot, so one programme's timetable can never create a clash in another's.

Multi-programme timetabling is scheduling several programmes—such as MBA, undergraduate and doctoral cohorts—that share the same faculty and rooms. Registro handles it by keeping each programme's rules, calendars and constraints separate while optimising shared resources together, so every programme gets a workable timetable without manual coordination between offices.

Registro needs: courses and sections, faculty and their preferences, rooms and capacities, student groups, active time slots and teaching weeks, holidays, and your institution's hard and soft constraints. This data can be imported from your existing ERP or spreadsheets.

Timetable automation is software that generates an institution's class schedule automatically, using optimisation algorithms to satisfy constraints such as faculty availability, room capacity and student clashes. It replaces manual spreadsheet scheduling and lets schedulers re-run the timetable whenever something changes. Registro Timetable Automation is EDTEX's platform for business schools and universities.

Automated timetabling with Registro removes manual clashes, cuts the time schedulers spend building and revising timetables, and ensures every hard constraint—room capacity, faculty availability, student conflicts—is met. When faculty or rooms change mid-term, the timetable can be regenerated instead of rebuilt by hand.

Registro provides reports and analytics on each generated timetable, including room utilisation and how conflicts were resolved. Programme offices use them to spot under-used rooms and explain scheduling decisions to faculty and leadership.

Registro secures timetable data with two-factor authentication, single sign-on through Google Workspace or Microsoft Entra ID, encryption and access controls, so only authorised staff can view or change schedules. The same security model applies across all EDTEX products.

Deploying Registro Timetable Automation typically takes a few weeks, depending on the number of programmes, the complexity of your constraints and how ready your data is. Most of that time goes into configuring the system to your academic policies and validating a first timetable with your programme office.

Registro treats hard constraints—room capacity, faculty availability, no student clashes—as rules every timetable must satisfy, and soft constraints—such as preferred time slots—as preferences to meet wherever possible. The optimiser first guarantees every hard constraint, then satisfies as many soft constraints as it can.

Yes. Registro uses machine learning on past schedules and user feedback to improve future timetables, so each scheduling cycle needs fewer manual adjustments than the last.

Yes. Registro treats each campus as a distinct entity with its own rooms, calendars and constraints, so each campus's resources and rules are respected in the final timetable.

Registro combines genetic algorithms, backtracking, simulated annealing and local search. Timetabling is a combinatorially hard (NP-hard) problem, and using several methods together lets Registro find clash-free, efficient timetables at the scale of a full business school or university, where any single technique struggles.

Registro detects and resolves conflicts automatically during scheduling. Any conflict it cannot resolve is flagged with the reason, and built-in rescheduling utilities let staff fix it manually without rebuilding the timetable.

Yes. Registro integrates with university ERPs and student information systems, including Oracle, SAP, Ellucian and Anthology Student, through APIs and data import/export. Course, faculty and student data flow in and the published timetable flows back, so there is one version of the schedule across systems.

Yes. Students view their personal timetables in the Registro student portal, which updates in real time when a class is moved, cancelled or rescheduled.

Course bidding is a market-based way to allocate seats in popular electives. Each student receives a budget of bid points and bids on the courses they want; seats typically go to the highest bids up to each course's capacity. Business schools use it because bids reveal how much students value each course, not just their ranked preferences. Registro Course Bidding automates the full process.

EDTEX trains programme office administrators to configure and run bidding rounds, and provides user manuals and guides for students. The team offers live support during bidding windows, when timing and fairness matter most.

Registro Course Bidding reports on bidding trends, student preferences, course demand, clearing bids and allocation efficiency. Programme offices use this data to decide how many sections to run, set course capacities and plan next term's electives.

Students who miss a preferred course can bid again in later rounds or enrol in alternative courses with available seats. Registro shows seat availability between rounds, so every student can complete a full schedule.

Registro Course Bidding protects student data with two-factor authentication, encryption and access controls, and supports single sign-on through Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID.

Yes. Registro Course Bidding integrates with major student information systems, such as Ellucian and Anthology Student, through standard APIs, keeping student, course and enrolment data in sync.

Administrators can reopen or extend the registration window for students affected by a changed or cancelled course, so they can re-bid or choose another course.

Registro processes every bid with the same rules-based algorithm, configured to your institution's bidding policy. Students see seat availability, clearing bids, prerequisite requirements and timetable clashes in real time, so allocations can be understood and verified rather than taken on trust.

Students log in to Registro with their institutional credentials, review the electives on offer, and place bids within the rules and deadlines set by their programme office. They can see seat availability and, where enabled, live bid standings before the round closes.

Yes. Registro Course Bidding is configured to your institution's rules—whether that means specific bid-point allocations, multiple bidding rounds or real-time open bidding—and supports the full range of electives your programmes offer.

Yes. Registro runs demand estimation rounds—surveys in which students indicate interest in courses planned for future terms. Programme offices use the results to decide which electives to offer and how many sections to schedule before bidding opens.

Yes, when the institution uses Registro's real-time open bidding workflow. Students can then see their bid status, seat availability and clearing bids live as the round progresses.

Placement automation software manages a college's campus recruitment process end to end: recruiter onboarding, job postings, student eligibility, applications, shortlists, interview scheduling and offers. It replaces spreadsheets and email chains with one system shared by the placement office, placement committee, students and recruiters. Skynet is EDTEX's placement automation platform for business schools and universities.

EDTEX trains placement office, career services and placement committee teams to run Skynet, and provides video power guides and user manuals for students. The team also offers live support on critical placement days, when delays directly affect students and recruiters.

Yes. Skynet integrates with student information and career management systems, including Salesforce Education Cloud, through standard APIs. Student profiles, eligibility and placement outcomes stay in sync, so the placement committee works from the same data as the programme office.

Yes — as an optional feature activated at the institution's request, the Skynet placement software can facilitate feedback from employers and placement committees. This helps students understand their strengths and areas to improve across applications and interviews.

The Skynet Placement Automation software includes a built-in Placement CRM to manage employer profiles, job postings, and recruiter communication. This makes it easier for placement teams to maintain and strengthen relationships with recruiting companies and track engagement over time.

Skynet lets the placement committee manage last-minute recruiter changes or cancellations flexibly at the individual company-job level. It automatically notifies affected students and provides utilities to update schedules — without disrupting other companies' processes or other students' interviews.

Skynet generates interview schedules with transparent algorithms that balance student preferences toward companies, each student's interview load on Day 0 and Day 1, company preferences toward shortlisted students, and interview start times. This rules-based approach ensures fairness and equal interview opportunities for all students.

Skynet reports on placement statistics, employer engagement and student performance, and supports custom reports for internal and external reporting needs.

Skynet allocates interview slots using predefined, transparent rules that weigh student preferences, interview load, recruiter preferences and timing. Every student is processed by the same rules, removing the inconsistency of manual slotting and giving each candidate an equitable chance at their shortlisted companies.

Skynet lets the placement committee change or cancel a recruiter's process at the job level at short notice, and automatically notifies every affected student, so no one is left waiting for updates.

Students log in to Skynet with their institutional credentials, browse job postings, and apply within the rules set by their placement office. Eligibility is checked automatically against each role's criteria.

Students track every application in Skynet in real time, including application status, interview schedules and job offers.

Yes, as an optional feature. When the institution enables it, recruiters and the placement committee can share feedback on applications and interviews with students in Skynet.

Skynet supports final placements, summer internships, lateral placements, rolling placements, short-term virtual industry projects and industry co-op programmes. Each process can be configured with its own eligibility rules, calendar and policies.

Yes. Skynet automates scheduling of interviews and group discussions, and tracks student and interview status in real time on high-intensity days such as Day 0 and Day 1. Placement committees see who is where and which rounds are running without juggling spreadsheets.

Registro Academic ERP users can use FAQs, user guides and a help desk for technical support. During registration and other critical windows, EDTEX provides live support so issues are resolved while students are still in the process.

Registro Academic ERP reports on student performance, enrolment trends and resource utilisation, and supports custom reports defined by your programme office.

Registro Academic ERP is implemented in stages: needs assessment, configuration to your academic policies, integration with existing systems, testing and user training before go-live. Scope is agreed with your programme offices up front, so the system reflects how your institution already runs.

Registro includes a query management system that lets students raise and track queries with programme office advisors in one place, replacing scattered emails with a traceable record.

Registro Academic ERP protects student data with two-factor authentication, single sign-on through Google Workspace and Microsoft Entra ID, encryption and access controls, and is designed to support compliance with GDPR and India's DPDP Act.

Registro links curriculum planning to real demand: course scheduling, course bidding, timetable generation and faculty assignment all work from the same data, so programme offices allocate sections, faculty and rooms based on what students actually choose.

Yes. Registro Academic ERP can be updated to reflect changes in academic policies and procedures, so the system keeps pace with your institution rather than forcing workarounds.

Yes. Registro Academic ERP manages diverse programmes—such as MBA, executive, doctoral and undergraduate—each with its own requirements, within the functional scope agreed with your programme offices.

Yes. Students use Registro to view grades, track academic performance and check progress against their degree requirements.

Students log in to Registro to register for courses, view their schedules, check grades and monitor academic progress from one portal.

Student exchange management software runs an institution's outbound and inbound exchange programmes: partner information, student applications, seat allocation, credit transfer and pre-departure preparation. It replaces spreadsheets and email-based processes that depend on one or two people in the international office. Registro EPAS is EDTEX's student exchange automation platform.

Registro EPAS gives students their institution's pre-departure checklists, cultural orientation material and key contacts in one place, kept up to date by the international relations office.

Registro EPAS reports on student participation, partner university performance, application trends and programme outcomes, helping international offices decide which partnerships to grow or review.

Registro EPAS gives international relations teams data on every exchange partner—programme factsheets, participation and application trends—so decisions about which partnerships to grow, renew or retire are based on evidence.

Registro EPAS protects student personal data with encryption and access controls and is designed to support compliance with GDPR and other applicable data protection regulations—important when student records move between institutions in different countries.

Registro EPAS records the information needed to manage credit transfer and course equivalencies, so students receive the right recognition for courses completed at a partner institution.

Registro EPAS includes partner university factsheets that let students and staff compare partners on academic quality, programme compatibility and student feedback.

Once the application window opens, students log in to Registro EPAS with their institutional credentials, browse available exchange programmes and partner factsheets, and submit their preferences.

Yes. Students track their application in Registro EPAS from submission through seat allocation and acceptance, including any additional steps they need to complete.

Yes. Registro EPAS can be updated as academic policies and partner exchange agreements change, so seat allocations and eligibility always reflect current agreements.

Registro EPAS manages semester exchanges, summer programmes and dual-degree programmes, each with its own requirements.