Case Study: College-Integrated Live Projects with Meander ERP

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🏫 Case Study: College-Integrated Live Projects with Meander ERP In 2025, forward-thinking colleges are no longer satisfied with outdated final-year projects. That’s why many are now integrating Meander’s Live Project Training directly into their academic curriculum—giving students real-world experience while aligning with university requirements. Here’s how it worked with one of our partner institutions 👇

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🎯 Objective Enable final-year CS/IT students to:

• Build real-world tech solutions
• Follow a structured project lifecycle
• Receive mentorship from industry professionals
• Meet academic criteria while gaining career-ready skills

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🧩 Project Track: Meander ERP Modules Students were grouped to develop modules for a modular ERP system used by small colleges, including:

• 📅 Timetable Scheduler
• 🧾 Fee Management & Payment Tracking
• 🎓 Student Attendance & Leave System
• 📈 Placement Tracker with Analytics
• 📝 Internal Marks Entry + Result Generation

🎯 Each group worked on an actual use-case tied to their college’s operations.

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🔧 Tools & Tech Stack

• Frontend: React.js, Tailwind CSS
• Backend: Node.js with NestJS
• Database: PostgreSQL + Prisma
• Project Management: Trello, GitHub, Google Meet
• APIs & Auth: REST APIs, JWT, Role-based Access

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🧠 Training Format

• 🔹 Weekly live mentorship (1–1.5 hrs)
• 🔹 Async feedback via GitHub & WhatsApp
• 🔹 Guided sprints: Planning → Design → Build → Test → Demo
• 🔹 Internal assessments integrated with college evaluations

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✅ Outcomes

• 📂 5+ functional ERP modules developed
• 💼 50+ students graduated with portfolio-ready GitHub projects
• 📊 3x improvement in placement & internship conversion
• 🧑‍🏫 Improved student engagement in final semester
• 🏅 Projects presented in internal demo days & external career fairs

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🔚 Final Thought This wasn’t a side activity. It was core academic work, done right—with Meander's live, industry-led approach. When colleges and tech mentors work together, students don’t just learn.
They launch.