UDISE Plus Meghalaya – All Module Login Links 2026-27
All modules use your school's 11-digit UDISE Code as username and the password from your Block MIS Coordinator. Click the module you need:
Student Module (SDMS)
Enter student data, generate APAAR ID, update enrollment for Meghalaya. State-specific direct link.
sdms.udiseplus.gov.inTeacher Module
Manage teacher profiles, PEN numbers, qualifications and service records for Meghalaya.
udiseplus.gov.in/udiseteacher/School Profile Module
Fill school infrastructure, WASH facilities, and enrollment totals for Meghalaya schools.
udiseplus.gov.in/moe_udise/Report Module
View and download school, district and state-level education data reports for Meghalaya.
udiseplus.gov.in/udisereport/Not sure which module to open? For student data entry and APAAR ID, use Student Module (SDMS). For teacher qualifications and PEN, use Teacher Module.
How to Login to UDISE Plus SDMS – Meghalaya 2026-27
Follow these 7 steps to login to the Student Module (SDMS) for Meghalaya:
- Open Google Chrome on your computer or laptop
- Go to: SDMS Direct Login – Meghalaya (https://sdms.udiseplus.gov.in/p3/v1/login?state-id=117)
- The Meghalaya login page will open directly – no need to select your state again
- Type your school's 11-digit UDISE Code in the username field
- Enter your password (provided by your Block MIS Coordinator / BRC)
- Type the captcha code shown on screen carefully
- Click "Login" – your school's student data dashboard will open
About UDISE Plus in Meghalaya
UDISE Plus in Meghalaya covers all state-level school education data for 2026-27. All 12,000+ schools across 12 districts of Meghalaya that are registered with the government must submit annual data through the UDISE+ portal.
Every school in Meghalaya has been assigned a unique 11-digit UDISE Code. This code is the school's permanent identity in the national education system. It is used to login to all UDISE+ modules and to track school data every year.
The data submitted by Meghalaya schools is used by the Ministry of Education and the Meghalaya State Education Department to:
- Allocate teachers and fill vacancies based on actual student enrollment
- Distribute grants for school infrastructure improvements (classrooms, toilets, labs)
- Plan Samagra Shiksha Abhiyan (SSA) budget for Meghalaya
- Track individual student progress through APAAR ID (Academic Aadhaar)
- Ensure Mid-Day Meal (MDM) and other benefits reach every eligible student
- Generate Meghalaya State Report Cards for policy decisions
UDISE Plus Data Entry – What Meghalaya Schools Must Fill in 2026-27
Schools in Meghalaya must fill four categories of data. The reference date is 30th September 2026 – all data must reflect the school's status as on that date:
Student Data (SDMS)
Each student's General Profile (GP) – name, Aadhaar, class, gender. Enrollment Profile (EP) – category, marks. Student Facilities (SF) – books, uniform, MDM. APAAR ID generation is mandatory.
Teacher Data
Teacher profiles with PEN number, qualifications (B.Ed/D.El.Ed), in-service training, appointment type (regular/contract/guest), subject taught and class assigned.
School Infrastructure
Classrooms (good/needs repair), toilets for boys/girls, drinking water, electricity, boundary wall, ramp for disabled students, kitchen shed for mid-day meal.
Digital Facilities
Computers, internet type, smart classroom, ICT lab, digital library, CCTV, solar power – all must be reported accurately to reflect the actual school situation.
APAAR ID for Meghalaya Students – 2026-27
All schools in Meghalaya must generate APAAR IDs for every student through the SDMS portal. APAAR ID is a 12-digit unique academic identity number linked to the student's Aadhaar card. It is mandatory from 2026-27. After logging into SDMS, go to Student Facilities → APAAR ID Generation to complete this for each student.
How to Generate APAAR ID →School Education in Meghalaya – Overview for UDISE Plus 2026-27
Meghalaya — "the abode of clouds" — has 12,000+ schools across 12 districts, with English as the primary medium of instruction at secondary level, alongside Khasi and Garo mother-tongue schools at primary level. The Meghalaya Board of School Education (MBOSE) manages secondary and higher secondary examinations. Meghalaya's unique Community-based and church-managed school system is central to its education landscape. For UDISE Plus 2026-27, Meghalaya schools must complete data at udiseplus.gov.in with accurate church/community school management classification.
Schools in Meghalaya fall under the Education Department, Government of Meghalaya for administrative purposes. The secondary examination board is MBOSE (Meghalaya Board of School Education). All school-level data — student enrollment, teacher profiles, and infrastructure — is reported annually to the Ministry of Education through the UDISE+ portal.
Key Education Facts — Meghalaya in UDISE+ 2026-27
- Meghalaya has 12,000+ schools in 12 districts — a high proportion (60%+) are managed by churches (Catholic, Presbyterian, Anglican) or community organizations, not the state government
- Meghalaya's literacy rate of 74.4% is average for Northeast India; rural East Khasi Hills and Ri-Bhoi district schools serve dispersed village populations with challenging access
- Meghalaya is one of the few states where English medium is dominant even at primary level — English medium must be coded in UDISE+ for the vast majority of Meghalaya schools
- The state has dedicated Khasi-medium and Garo-medium primary schools — these tribal language medium schools need mother-tongue language coding in UDISE+ for NEP 2020 mother-tongue policy tracking
- Church-managed schools in Meghalaya receive government grants under the aided school system — "Private Aided" is the correct management type but schools must also flag religious minority management in UDISE+
- The Meghalaya Residential and Day Boarding Schools (MRDS) programme has upgraded school facilities in remote areas — MRDS-funded upgrades must be reflected in UDISE+ infrastructure data
- Under UDISE Plus 2026-27, Meghalaya is implementing APAAR IDs for 6 lakh+ students — Aadhaar penetration has improved significantly with the state's digital birth registration programme
UDISE Plus Meghalaya – State-Specific Data Entry Guide
Common Challenges – Meghalaya Schools
- Meghalaya's predominantly church and community-managed school system creates complex management classification challenges in UDISE+ — schools managed by multiple churches (some aided, some unaided) need careful per-school classification
- Rural Khasi Hills and Garo Hills schools are located in dense forests and hills with limited road access — data collection visits by education officers are infrequent and UDISE+ data may be stale
- Some Meghalaya government schools have been de facto taken over by communities — official government school management type in UDISE+ may not reflect ground reality of community control
- Meghalaya's annual heavy rainfall causes landslides that damage school infrastructure — infrastructure condition data in UDISE+ must be updated after each monsoon season, not just annually
- APAAR ID seeding is challenging for Khasi and Garo tribal children whose names use traditional tribal naming systems without father's surname — Aadhaar records may have name format inconsistencies
Data Entry Tips for Meghalaya Teachers
- Church-managed aided schools in Meghalaya should select "Private Aided (Religious Minority)" in the management type — this unlocks the correct grant parameters for mission school governance
- For schools in remote Khasi and Garo Hills, coordinate with the Block Resource Person for a pre-monsoon data collection visit (April–May) and then update UDISE+ after monsoon with final figures
- Meghalaya schools should update post-monsoon infrastructure data each October — landslide damage to school buildings must be reported as "damaged/unsafe" for infrastructure repair grant access
- For Khasi and Garo medium primary schools, use Khasi or Garo as the medium in UDISE+ — not English or "Regional Language" — to ensure correct mother-tongue education policy tracking
- APAAR ID name issues for tribal students: use the official name in Aadhaar (as registered) in SDMS even if it differs from school records — request a name correction from the DEO office for UDISE+ school register alignment
Frequently Asked Questions – UDISE Plus Meghalaya 2026-27
Essential UDISE Plus Guides for Meghalaya Schools
These step-by-step guides are specifically useful for Meghalaya school teachers and administrators completing UDISE Plus 2026-27 data entry. Click any guide to read the full article.
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