What an admission form should ask
- The student’s name, class and school.
- A guardian’s name and mobile number — the number you will actually call.
- Which batch they want to join.
- A photo, so you can put a name to a face in the first week.
Anything else can wait until they have joined. Every extra box on a form is another reason to give up halfway.
Share it where your students already are
Post the link on your Facebook page, send it to WhatsApp groups, or print it on a poster at your door. It is one link for everyone, so post it wherever new students will see it.
How it works in Tutorey
Share one registration link. New students open it in any browser — no app, no account — and fill in their details, their guardian’s number and a photo. Photos are resized automatically before they upload, so a slow connection manages too.
- Applications wait for you: approve or decline each one in a tap.
- Approved students get a link to their own page, with their fee status, class times and results.
- The registration link is on every plan, including Free.
It is also the easiest way to bring an existing list across: send the link to your current students and let them fill it in. See online admission.