Field-by-field format requirements and error solutions

| Field | Correct Format | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Date of Birth | DD-MM-YYYY | 15-08-2015 |
| Aadhaar Number | 12 digits, no spaces | 234567891234 |
| Mobile Number | 10 digits, starts with 6-9 | 9876543210 |
| Pincode | 6 digits | 110001 |
valid@email.com | school@example.com | |
| Name | Letters & spaces only | Rahul Kumar Singh |
| Year | YYYY | 2025 |
| Percentage | 0-100, up to 2 decimals | 87.50 |
Schoolites keeps your school data in UDISE+ format all year, so you export it instead of re-typing it.
Always use the built-in date picker instead of typing dates manually to avoid format errors.
When copying from documents, check for extra spaces or hidden characters that cause errors.
Double-check Aadhaar and mobile numbers before saving - errors here are hard to correct later.
Have Aadhaar, birth certificate, and caste certificate open while entering data.
Excel may display data differently than how it's stored. Dates especially can appear correct but have wrong underlying format. Use the official UDISE+ template and avoid copy-pasting formatted data.
No, UDISE+ only accepts English alphabets in name fields. Transliterate names to English. For example, राहुल → Rahul.
Use parent/guardian's mobile number. At least one valid mobile number is required for each student record for communication purposes.
Use only basic punctuation (comma, hyphen) in address. Avoid # @ & symbols. If building/street has special names, transliterate to English.
Let Schoolites handle the complexity. Keep student and staff data UDISE+ ready all year and export it instead of re-typing it before the deadline.
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