Public application form
Share a public online application form so families can apply without visiting the office first.
Families apply through a public online application form, and every application lands on one board. Move applicants from new to in review and waitlisted, then to accepted or rejected, so each one has a clear status.

Share a public online application form so families can apply without visiting the office first.
Every application lands on a single board, so the team works from the same list instead of scattered files.
Applications move through new, in review and waitlisted, then to accepted or rejected, so everyone knows where each one stands.
Waitlisted applicants stay on the same board instead of a separate list, ready to move forward when a seat opens.
Bringing in existing students? Bulk import them from Excel rather than typing records one by one.
Aasiri carries your school's logo and colours throughout, even on the login page.


Small decisions that only come from watching a real school run.
Applications come in through a public online form and land directly on the admissions board.
The board has clear stages: new, in review, waitlisted, then accepted or rejected.
Waitlisted is a stage of its own, so waitlisted families stay visible alongside active applications.
Bulk import from Excel and one-click academic-year rollover keep the student list current without retyping.
Yes. Aasiri provides a public online application form. Each application goes straight onto the school's admissions board.
Applications move through new, in review and waitlisted, and end as accepted or rejected. The board shows every applicant's current stage at a glance.
Yes. Waitlisted is a stage on the admissions board, so waitlisted applicants stay visible and can be moved to accepted when a seat opens.
Existing students can be bulk imported from Excel. At year end, one-click academic-year rollover promotes students and clones class and subject mappings.
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