How does Relearns generate the HPC?

From the same data your teachers already enter for Periodic Tests and Internal Assessment, plus light qualitative notes captured through the term. The HPC view updates as a downstream consequence — no re-entry, no parallel workbook, no last-minute reconciliation.

Is the HPC format customisable per school?

The structure follows the NEP/CBSE template so that it remains a recognisable HPC, but schools control the term schedule, competency weights and the qualitative descriptors they want included.

Can the HPC be printed or shared with parents?

Yes. It exports as a PDF in the HPC layout for term-end distribution, and the same view is visible to parents inside the workspace at any time during the term.

CGPA is computed alongside the HPC and shown together where relevant — the HPC widens the view of the learner without removing the indicators schools still need.

Holistic Progress Card

The Holistic Progress Card, without the spreadsheets.

A NEP 2020 HPC generated from the same data your teachers already enter — no second workbook, no last-minute reconciliation.

One report card, fed by the work the teacher already does

Most schools that have adopted the HPC are running it in parallel with the old report card — a second workbook, kept in sync by hand the week before parent-teacher meetings. Relearns flips this. The HPC is the consequence of the data already captured for PT and IA, plus a small amount of qualitative observation that teachers can add inline as the term goes.

What the HPC shows

Scholastic results — PT and IA scores, mapped to the competencies they target.
Competency view — what the child actually understands, topic by topic.
Qualitative observations — teacher notes captured during the term, not at the end.
CGPA — alongside, where the school still needs it.

What parents see

A weekly digest through the term — learned, struggled, next — and the full HPC at term-end as a clean PDF. Parents stop having to chase teachers on WhatsApp because the signal arrives on a schedule.

How it ties to NEP and CBSE

The HPC is the practical edge of NEP 2020 inside a CBSE school. See For CBSE schools for how it sits alongside PT, IA and CGPA in the assessment workflow.

See a sample HPC in a live workspace

NEP 2020

In a school’s daily workflow

For CBSE schools

Built around the CBSE rulebook

AI grading

Teacher remains the author

HPC FAQ

The HPC, answered.

The HPC is the NEP 2020 report-card format that replaces a one-number percentage with a multidimensional view of the learner — scholastic results alongside competencies, behaviours and observations. It is meant to give parents and teachers a fuller picture without making the teacher fill in a second spreadsheet.