
AMU BATCH X is a student-focused academic platform designed for the Department of Computer Science community in Aligarh. It simplifies academic coordination by providing daily lecture timetables, laboratory room allocations, the strict 75% attendance threshold tracking, verified department notices, assignments, study notes, exam information, and direct offline mobile app access.



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Structured Monday through Friday roster reflecting the real Department of Computer Science schedule. Highlights ongoing lectures with room numbers, instructor names, and timing intervals.
Explore the four primary systems that eliminate academic friction for Department of Computer Science students.

Theory & Laboratory Margins Calculated Independently
At Aligarh Muslim University, students must maintain 75 percent attendance across theory and laboratory sessions to receive semester examination admit cards. BATCH X calculates your exact safety margin in real time, alerting you before you enter the debarment zone.
Mapped to Lecture Halls CS-01 through CS-04 and Unix Labs
Reflects the actual weekly schedule of the Department of Computer Science. Displays ongoing lectures, venue changes, and lab shifts so you never show up at the wrong department hall.
Emergency Exam Shifts & Class Reschedules with Push Alerts
Eliminates reliance on cluttered WhatsApp groups and forwarded screenshots. A direct, noise-free dispatch channel delivering official departmental announcements straight from faculty coordinators.
Curated Study Material, Lab Code & Semester Exam Archives
Centralized study repository built and maintained by the student development team. Organizes syllabus notes, verified lab implementations, and past semester question papers.
Managing lectures, Unix laboratory allocations, attendance cutoffs, and exam schedules requires precision. When academic information is scattered across informal channels, students lose time and risk exam debarment.
Important exam notifications, room changes, and holiday lists get buried under hundreds of chat messages, jokes, and informal chatter.
Official announcements directly from department faculty. High-priority exam notices trigger instant push notifications to student phones.
Students calculate attendance by memory or rough paper notes, discovering they fall short of the strict AMU 75% rule when it is already too late.
Separate theory and laboratory registers calculate exact attendance percentages and tell you precisely how many classes you can afford to miss.
Students cross-reference crumpled PDF circulars or query classmates every morning whether lab sessions shifted between Unix Lab 1 or Lab 2.
Class timings, room numbers (CS-01 to CS-04), and lab sessions organized by day, fully accessible without campus network connectivity.
Study notes, lab manuals, and previous year questions are scattered across informal personal links and expired cloud shares.
Organized unit-wise syllabus notes, verified lab implementations with code, and previous year semester papers maintained by student developers.
Planned faculty dispatch workflow designed to eliminate empty classroom visits and informal WhatsApp forwards.
A professor logs into the portal to reschedule an afternoon lecture or notify the batch about an alternate lab hall.
The change is verified with reason and timestamp, updating the department centralized timetable database.
A priority notification is dispatched to enrolled student phones, preventing wasted commutes across campus.
The student mobile app dynamically adjusts the day schedule and marks the lecture as rescheduled with room details.
Built on a multi-program database architecture designed to support students, faculty coordinators, and research scholars across every academic tier in computing.
Software Engineering, Full-Stack Systems, Database Architecture & Distributed Algorithms.
Specialization pathways including Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Cyber Security & Digital Forensics.
Foundational programming, discrete mathematics, computer architecture, and systems engineering.
Cutting-edge computer science research, peer-reviewed publications, and advanced laboratory investigations.
Chronological milestones tracking the architecture from current student client to department-wide research rollout.
We sit in the same lectures, code in the same Unix laboratories, and experience the same timetable uncertainties. AMU BATCH X is an engineering response to campus fragmentation.

Full-Stack Developer
Department of Computer ScienceAMU BATCH X Academic Portal & student platform

Software Developer
Department of Computer ScienceAMU BATCH X app development & student experience
The platform thrives on student contributions. Whether you have semester question papers, verified lab notes, or feature suggestions, reach out through the contact portal.

Department of Computer Science Edition
Developed by MCA 2026 Student Engineering Team · Aligarh Muslim University
Install the verified Android package to start tracking your daily lecture schedule, laboratory attendance, 75 percent examination margin, and verified department circulars. The iOS release is currently in active development.
Tap "Download App" above to select the Android APK package.
Select "Install from unknown sources" in Android security settings if prompted.
Open BATCH X to cache your daily timetable, 75% attendance ledger, and notice feed.