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- 3. INTRODUCTION The aim of our project i.e college management system is to save update provide details about students and staff in an easy and protected way.it attains attraction of those colleges which do not save information securily and makes management easier. The purpose of this software is to reduce time of searching details and manage tasks more efficiently.
- 6. ERD DIAGRAM
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- 10. THANKYOU!