Electronic student index

What is a student index?

This small booklet is one of the most important documents during studies. The index records all grades and exams along with the evaluations from all years of studies.

How to fill out the student index

The first page of the index includes a photo of the student and their basic personal details. It is worth noting that the name and surname of the owner appear on each page of the index so that the professors who sign the grades do not have to check the first page every time; in case of printing individual pages, it is known to whom the document belongs. In addition to the name and surname, the following tables are included for filling out: the name of the lecturer, the subject name, the number of hours (lectures, exercises), the grade, the date, the signature of the grade and (or) the exam.

Electronic index

Due to the inconvenient travel of students to many departments after signing for an exam, many universities are opting for an electronic student index. This also solves problems such as losing a document. Soon, this electronic form will be as popular as the electronic ELS student ID, whose validity is extended by attaching a date stamp to the back of the document. Original holograms for collectors are available today!

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See also:
Hologamy ELS
ELD holograms

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