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Kendriya Vidyalaya Parents Can Now Track Attendance, Results and Apply for Leave Online: What KVS-Samvaad Offers

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Parents of Kendriya Vidyalaya students can now see attendance, syllabus progress and results online. They can also apply for some certificates and student leave without visiting the school. The Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan (KVS) launched the KVS-Samvaad Parent Connect app and web portal on 12 November, along with two other platforms.

What parents can do on Samvaad

  • See your child’s attendance as it is marked, along with syllabus progress and results.
  • Get the digital student ID card and learning resources.
  • Apply online for a bonafide certificate, a CEA certificate (used by government employees to claim Children Education Allowance) and student leave.
  • Read the student and teacher diaries.

The web portal is at samvaad.kvs.gov.in. The government’s release does not say how parents log in or where to download the app. Ask your child’s class teacher or the school office for login details. Download the app only from a link the school or KVS gives you.

The other two platforms

  • Vidya Samiksha Kendra (samiksha.kvs.gov.in): a dashboard for KVS officials. It shows student and staff attendance, results, infrastructure and admissions. An AI bot called ‘Samiksha’ points out gaps and suggests action.
  • KVS Alumni Portal (alumni.kvs.gov.in): for former students to reconnect with their schools and offer mentoring and career guidance.

Union Education Minister Pralhad Joshi launched the platforms in New Delhi. He asked for them to be used in every Kendriya Vidyalaya and for all classes. He also suggested that the Department of School Education extend them beyond KVS to other schools, and that teachers’ training records be added. KVS says its IT cell built the platforms in-house.

Source: Ministry of Education release, PIB Delhi, 12 November 2026.

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Anand Meena

Anand is a senior education journalist and content strategist at AglaSem, with over a decade of experience covering Indian entrance exams, board results, admissions, and education policy. His reporting has guided millions of students through board exams, competitive exams and more. Anand combines ground-level research with official sources to deliver accurate, timely, and student-first news.

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