What should be the nomenclature or the naming convention to be followed while creating a course and a batch?

Different institutions follow different naming structures based on their academic setup. Fedena provides flexibility to configure Classes/Courses, Sections, and Batches according to your institution’s requirements.

Below are some commonly used naming conventions with examples for easier understanding.

Scenario 1: Standard (Grade) 10 – Single Batch (202)

This setup can be used when there is only one batch of students in a class for a particular academic year.

Configuration Details

Example Output in Fedena

Class: 10
Batch: 10 – 2026

Explanation:
Since there is only one batch for Grade 10 in the year 2026, a simple batch naming convention can be used.

Scenario 2: Standard (Grade) 10 – Multiple Sections (A & B), 2026

This setup can be used when a class has multiple sections for the same academic year.

Configuration Details

Steps

1. Create the class 10
2. Create first batch: A 2026
3. Select New Batch
4. Create second batch: B 2026

Example Output in Fedena

Explanation:
Students are divided into different sections (A, B) while still belonging to the same class and academic year.

Scenario 3: University / College Structure – Computer Science Engineering (Semester Based)

This setup is generally used for colleges and universities where courses are divided into semesters.

Example:
Computer Science Engineering – First Semester
One batch begins in June 2026 and another batch begins in December 2026

Configuration Details

Steps

1. Create Course: Computer Science Engineering
2. Add Section: First Semester
3. Add Batch: June 2026
4. Select New Batch
5. Add another Batch: December 2026

Example Output in Fedena