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First, go to the applicants section in the Admission module.

Next, click on the particular student you want to admit to open their profile.

Then, click on **Admit**.

Once you click Admit, this comes up. Select the class that you want to admit the student into, then click **Admit** at the bottom right.

You can also choose to admit as many applicants as you want, at once as long as they are being admitted into the same class. First click the checkboxes beside the applicants name to tick it like we have above.

Click on **Admit**.

Select the class that you are admitting the selected students into. Then click **Admit**. Note:\ If you encountered an error while Admitting a new student, check for the following:\ 1\. Ensure the internet connection is active\ 2\. Ensure you selected the correct class for admission.\
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