IT services for
Education & EdTech
Learning platforms, admissions systems and campus operations built for patchy connections, shared devices and genuine scale on results day.
What makes this sector different
Education software is judged on the two days a year when everyone opens it at once, and on whether it works on a five-year-old Android phone sharing a mobile connection. Archanix builds for those conditions rather than for a demo on office wifi.
What usually goes wrong
Recognising two or more of these is normally the point at which a company calls us.
Concentrated load
Admissions windows and result days that produce traffic orders of magnitude above the daily baseline.
Device and network reality
Students on low-end devices and intermittent connectivity, where a heavy single-page application simply fails.
Administrative sprawl
Admissions, fees, attendance, examinations and communication spread across systems that do not talk to each other.
Minor data protection
Student data carries heightened obligations around consent, retention and who is permitted to see what.
What we do about it
Scale for the spike
Queued admissions flows, cached content delivery and load testing against the actual peak, not the average.
Lightweight by default
Progressive enhancement, small bundles and offline-tolerant behaviour so the platform works on a weak connection.
One campus platform
Admissions, fees, attendance and assessment integrated around a single student record with role-based access.
Protective defaults
Guardian consent, minimal collection, strict retention and audited access as the default configuration.
Standards that shape delivery here
We design around these from the first sprint rather than retrofitting them before an audit. Formal certification is issued by an accredited body — our part is making sure the system and the evidence are ready for it.
- DPDP Act 2023
- AICTE / UGC reporting
- WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility
- Data residency in India
Where education & edtech projects usually start
These are the capabilities this sector draws on most. Engagements frequently combine two or three.
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