JPortal0.2.1

Sign in once with your JIIT Google account to put attendance, marks, grades and exam information a tap away, including offline. For each subject, it draws a class-by-class attendance ring, calculates how many classes you can miss or must attend to reach your target, and provides a calendar with missed days struck through; lecture, tutorial and practical attendance remain separate. Its academic area shows SGPA and CGPA for every semester, offers what-if projections for future semesters, and collects grade cards plus marks from each exam event.

Exam scheduling includes dates, rooms, seats and a countdown to the next paper. JPortal suits JIIT students checking portal records between classes or planning exams, while a searchable subject directory adds faculty and credit details and records subject choices and MOOC requests. The Me section keeps profile, fees, hostel and bank details behind a tap, and lets users rate each teacher once, review that feedback and submit it. Everything is stored on the phone, with every screen showing the age of its data for offline reference.

Material You colors can follow the wallpaper, or users can choose classic JPortal blue with a pure-black dark mode. There are no ads, analytics or tracking, and nothing about you reaches the developer. JPortal is an unofficial Android remake of Yash Malik’s original JPortal web app, neither made, affiliated with nor endorsed by JIIT. Version 0.2.1 fixes loading for attendance, marks, grades and exams, and stops incorrectly reporting that the portal is down.

It runs on Android 8.0 and later on arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86_64 and x86, and is open-source under GPL-3.0.