A

Micro-Project Report

On

The Result Portal Website

[Client-Side Scripting Language - 22519]

Under The Guidance

Of

Mr. Sagar. S. Mane

SUBMITTED BY
31. Nikhil R. Wankhede 2201160032

38. Siddhant V. Magade 2201160042

44. Atharva S. Ghangale 2201160049

48. Suraj S. Dhasade 2201160054

49. Hemanshu M. Sonar 2201160055

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING

GOVERNMENT POLYTECHNIC, THANE

YEAR 2024-2025
CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that, the project report entitled “The Result Portal
Website” in Client-Side Scripting Language was successfully completed
by Students of Fifth semester Diploma in Computer engineering.

31. Nikhil Ramesh Wankhede

38. Siddhant Vikas Magade
44. Atharva Sandip Ghangale
48. Suraj Sitaram Dhasade
49. Hemanshu Manohar Sonar

in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the award of the Diploma in

Computer Engineering and submitted to the Department of Computer
Engineering of Government Polytechnic, Thane.

Guide Principal HOD

[ Mr. S.S. Mane ] Dr. D. R. Mahajan ] [ Dr. J. R. Nikhade ]

Date :
Place: Government Polytechnic, Thane
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

It is great pleasure for us to acknowledge the assistance & contribution

of the number of individuals who helped us in presenting the Project We
have successfully completed our project with The Result Portal Website
the handful support of Staff, Project Partners, External Resources, etc.
We acknowledge all of them & them for their support.

Special thanks to project guide Mr. S. S. Mane Sir who gave us the
valuable guidelines for the seminar & project work. We whole heartedly
thank all the staff members & every possible person who possibly
helped as in the project.

31. Nikhil R. Wankhede 2201160032

38. Siddhant V. Magade 2201160042
44. Atharva S. Ghangale 2201160049
48. Suraj S. Dhasade 2201160054
49. Hemanshu M. Sonar 2201160055

Thank You !
 Part I
The Result Portal Website

01. Aims / benefits :

Aim:
To create an online Result Portal that streamlines result management, improves
accessibility, and ensures secure, accurate academic record-keeping.

Benefits:

1. Centralizes result access for students, parents, and staff.

2. Saves time with automated result processing.
3. Enhances accuracy and transparency.
4. Secures student data.
5. Offers an easy-to-use interface.
6. Promotes eco-friendly, paperless documentation.

02. Course outcome :

Here are the course outcomes for the Client Side Scripting Language (22519):

 CO1: Understand the fundamental concepts of client-side scripting and its

role in web development.
 CO2: Develop interactive web pages using JavaScript to enhance user
experience.
 CO3: Apply form validation techniques to improve data integrity and user
input accuracy.
 CO4: Utilize JavaScript events and functions to create responsive and
dynamic content on web pages.
 CO5: Implement cookies and browser storage to manage session data
effectively in client-side applications.

03. Proposed Methodology :

 Requirement Analysis: Determine web scripting needs for interactivity.

 Content Design: Structure HTML/CSS for JavaScript integration.
 Script Development: Code dynamic content, validation, and event handling.
 Testing: Debug and cross-browser test for usability.
 Storage Implementation: Use cookies/local storage for data management.
 User Documentation: Provide guides on script usage and interaction.
04. Action plans
Name of
Sr Details of Plan starts Plan end
Responsible team
No activity date date
member
Searching the topic for
01 All Members
microproject

Planning Of Task Nikhil Wankhede &

02
Related To Project Hemanshu Sonar
Collect information
Siddhant Magade &
03 from the Internet and
Atharva Ghangale
textbook

Suraj Dhasade &

04 Testing Of Project
Siddhant Magade

Prepare report on it Hemanshu Sonar &

05
Using Ms Word Atharva Ghangale
Print microproject
06 All Members
Report

05. Resource Used

Name of
Sr
resource Specification Quantity Remarks
No
material
Computer 8 GB RAM,
01 01
System Windows 10 Pro

02 Software Ms-Word & Vs Code 01

You-tube /
03 Internet 01
Wikipedia
Manual /
04 CSS (22519) 01
Textbook

05 Operating System Windows 10 Pro 01

 INDEX

Sr. No INDEX Remarks

(1) Introduction

(2) Objective

(3) Literature Review

(4) Methodology

(5) Actual Methodology Followed

(6) The Conclusion

 Part II
The Result Portal Website

01. Introduction

The Result Portal is a web-based application designed to

streamline the process of accessing student exam results
through an interactive interface. This portal allows students to
enter their unique Enrollment number or seat number to view
their academic performance. Additionally, administrators can
efficiently manage and add new results through a dedicated
admin panel. The project is primarily developed using client-
side scripting in JavaScript, along with HTML and CSS to
structure and style the user interface. This system eliminates
the need for paper-based result distribution, enhancing speed,
accuracy, and accessibility for students and administrators
alike.

JavaScript plays a pivotal role in this project by enabling

dynamic interactions between the user and the webpage. It
handles form validation, ensures proper data entry, and
communicates with the backend to store and retrieve result
data. The Result Portal project demonstrates the effective use
of client-side technologies in building a fully functional web
application aimed at educational institutions.
> Here Are Some Screenshot Of Our The Result Portal Website & Output

Form.html
Formscript.js
Admin.html
Adminscript.js
Result.html
ResultScript.js
Backend :- server.js
< Output >
02. Objective

The objective of this microproject is to build a fully functional web-based Result

Portal using client-side scripting that:

Allows students to check their exam results by inputting their enrollment number
or seat number.

Provides an admin interface for educators to add and update student results.

Utilizes JavaScript for data validation, user interaction, and communication with the
backend.

Ensures efficient and error-free result management through automated processes

and a responsive interface.

03. literature Review

In traditional educational settings, results were primarily distributed using physical
report cards or published on notice boards, which often led to delays, accessibility
issues, and the potential for human error. With the advent of the internet, many
institutions began moving toward online result management systems, making it
easier for students and administrators to access and manage exam results.

Client-side scripting languages, particularly JavaScript, play a crucial role in

modern web-based result systems. JavaScript enables dynamic, real-time
interactions between users and the web application, handling everything from form
validation to server communication. Numerous studies and case studies have
demonstrated the effectiveness of client-side technologies in improving the
efficiency, reliability, and usability of educational result systems.

This project builds upon these concepts by utilizing JavaScript, along with HTML and
CSS, to create a robust Result Portal that caters to both students and
administrators.

04. Methodology
The development process of this microproject follows a structured approach,
divided into the following phases:

Requirements Gathering: Understanding the needs of students and administrators

for result checking and management.

Design Phase: Creating wireframes and design layouts for both the student result
page and the admin result entry page.
Development: Using client-side technologies such as HTML for structure, CSS for
styling, and JavaScript for adding interactivity and form validation. A backend API is
also developed to handle the storage and retrieval of student results.

Testing: Validating the user inputs and ensuring smooth data flow between the
client-side and the server-side. Both student and admin functionalities are tested
thoroughly to ensure accuracy.

Deployment: Hosting the portal on a local server to demonstrate the final product.

05. Actual Methodology Followed

The following steps were implemented to complete the Result Portal:

Frontend Development:

HTML and CSS: Designed a clean and minimalistic user interface for the student
result portal and admin panel.

JavaScript: Added functionality for input validation, form submission, and handling
server responses. JavaScript is responsible for ensuring that student results are
retrieved or submitted without refreshing the entire page.

Backend Integration:

A backend server is developed to store student results in a database. JavaScript

communicates with this server through an API to add new results or fetch existing
results based on enrollment or seat numbers.

Admin Panel:

The admin panel allows authorized users to input new results or update existing
ones. The form is validated using JavaScript to ensure that no incorrect or
incomplete data is entered.
06. The Conclusion

The Result Portal project successfully demonstrates the use of client-side

scripting in building an interactive, responsive, and user-friendly web
application. It provides a reliable solution for students to check their academic
results and for administrators to manage those results efficiently. By leveraging
JavaScript, the portal ensures real-time data validation and communication with
the backend server, creating a seamless experience for both students and
educators.

The project highlights the importance of JavaScript in modern web development,

showcasing its capability to handle complex client-side operations such as form
validation, user interaction, and asynchronous communication with a backend.
This microproject fulfills its objective of creating a robust result management
system that can be easily adapted to meet the needs of educational institutions.