When your school appears as “missing” in the UDISE+ portal, it means the system does not recognise your school’s status‑entry for the given academic year. In other words, your school’s data—from the School Profile or Facilities module—has not been recorded or validated, so your school code may not show up in the active list.

This is a big deal because it can prevent student/teacher data entry, block access to schemes and allocations, and skew your school’s reports.

Why Your School Might Be Showing as Missing

Here are some common reasons this happens:

  • A new school code was issued but the data entry for the current year hasn’t started yet.
  • The school profile from last year was not certified or locked, so the system doesn’t roll it forward.
  • A merge/closure/upgrade happened (for example: school merged with another, changed management) but the status change wasn’t updated in UDISE+.
  • Your school’s UDISE code or affiliation details were incorrectly entered or changed, causing the system to drop the school from the active list.
  • Data entry deadlines were missed and the block/district MIS has locked the status as “not working” or “missing”.

What You Can Do — Step by Step Checklist

Here’s what to do if your school is showing as missing. Think of it like a friendly to‑do list you can follow.

1. Verify Your School’s UDISE Code

Check that the UDISE code you are using is correct, entered without typos, and matches the one your district has registered.

Cross‑check with your district MIS or state school directory to confirm the code.

2. Check Your School Profile Submission Status

Log into the UDISE+ portal and see if the “School Profile & Facilities” module is locked, certified, or still In‑Working.

If the previous academic year’s data wasn’t certified, update it, save & certify it now.

3. Identify if Your School Had a Change (Merger/Closure/Upgrade)

Ask: Did your school merge, change board affiliation, or get upgraded/closed recently?

If yes, then this change must be updated in the portal: switch school management type or request new school code.

4. Contact Block/District MIS CoordinatorModule:

If none of the above fixed the issue, reach out to your Block MIS or District MIS officer with: school code, academic year, issue (“School shows missing”), screenshot if possible.

Ask them to check whether your school is in “Inactive/Not‑working” status in the district database and request activation.

5. Enter the Current Year Data ASAP

Once the school is active, enter data for the current year: school profile, infrastructure, teacher module etc.

Save and certify each module so that, moving forward, your school will appear in the system correctly.

Pro Tips to Prevent Your School Getting Marked Missing

1

At the start of the academic year, schedule a data‑entry date for your School Profile & Facilities module.

2

Keep a checklist: “Did we certify last year? Is our code correct? Are we aware of any change in school status?”

3

Maintain communication with your district MIS before deadlines so you’re ahead of any system lock‑in.

4

Create a simple internal register: list your UDISE code, date of last certification, next due date. Keeps things transparent.

5

If your school changed (board, management, merger), document the change and send proof to the district MIS so your portal status updates smoothly.

What Could Happen If You Ignore the “Missing” Status

1

Student and teacher modules may be locked out for your school—so you won’t be able to input enrollment or staff data.

2

Your school may become invisible in district/state reports, affecting resource allocation, funding, or scheme eligibility.

3

Time‑sensitive deadlines for data entry may pass, leading to penalties or being marked inactive.

4

Down the line, transferring students or updating staff will be harder since the school isn’t active in the system.

You can also read:  How to Update Teacher Data After School Changes in UDISE+

FAQ’s

Yes—when management changes, the school profile needs update in UDISE+. If not updated, the portal may mark the school as missing or inactive.

Request them to check the state directory. If the school is truly un‑registered, submit a new‑school registration application via District MIS, get a code, then proceed.

Mostly yes for the current year: school profile & facilities must be updated. Teacher and student modules should also be completed to avoid future missing status.

Often yes. If the school is flagged missing, the data flow to state dashboards is broken. Some funds or benefit schemes may get delayed until the school is active again.

Final Words

If your school is showing as “missing” in UDISE+, treat it as a priority issue, not just a system glitch. The problem may look technical, but the fix comes down to correct code, completed profile & facilities submission, active status, and good coordination with your Block/District MIS.
Think of UDISE+ as not just a compliance portal, but as a door to resources, recognition and smooth student/teacher records. By fixing this early, you’ll avoid disruptions later—making your school’s data strong, your teachers’ work easier, and your students’ records secure.

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