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Sonet Examination Management System vs UniTime

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IntegrationsThe maker describes connections with payment gateways, SMS and WhatsApp, accounting software, biometric and RFID devices, video-conferencing tools, and government portals including DigiLocker and AISHE.UniTime can run independently or interface with an existing student information system.
Intended usersSonet describes its ERP and LMS software as serving universities, colleges, schools and preschools, from single campuses to groups with hundreds of branches.The site describes UniTime as software for schools, colleges, and universities, with multiple university and departmental schedule managers coordinating schedules.
PurposeThe system automates exam scheduling, seating plans, marks entry and validation, result processing, and digital mark sheets.UniTime is an educational scheduling system for creating and managing course and exam timetables, room sharing, and student class assignments.
SupportSonet says its support team is available by phone, email or live chat and offers tailored support plans.The project states that free email support and commercial installation, configuration, maintenance, customization and training are available.

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Pick Sonet Examination Management System if…

The system is intended for schools, colleges, universities, preschools, and groups of campuses seeking exam scheduling and result workflows. It may suit institutions that need student access to mark sheets and re-evaluation requests through a portal.

Pick UniTime if…

UniTime is intended for schools, colleges, and universities coordinating course, exam, room, and student schedules. It may suit institutions with multiple schedule managers or a need to connect scheduling data with an existing student information system.

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