Version Information
- Version
- 1.2.2
- Release date
- Oct 3, 2026
- Size
- 47.9 MB
- Android
- 7.0+
- File type
- APK
- Package
- com.xschool.student
- Developer
- xSchool
About xSchool ERP App- Student
xSchool ERP App- Student is a student-facing school management application published by xSchool under the package name com.xschool.student. It sits in the education category and gives learners a dedicated mobile entry point to the school system managed by this developer. The listing describes version 1.2.2, released on 2026-10-03. Built for students, not staff Unlike general classroom tools, this build is the learner edition of a wider enterprise resource planning suite, so it addresses the person receiving the schooling rather than the adults organising it. The distinct package identifier keeps it clearly separated from any companion modules a school might deploy on the same hardware, which helps avoid confusion when several school-related apps share a device. What version 1.2.2 brings The current release is 1.2.2, dated 2026-10-03, and it arrives as a package of 47.9 MB. That size suggests a fully assembled application rather than a lightweight shortcut or home-screen widget. Checking the version string shown on your device against the one in this listing is the quickest way to confirm whether your installed copy matches this release. Device and storage expectations The build requires Android 7.0+ or newer, and handsets running more recent releases of the platform will also run it. Reserve the 47.9 MB needed for the file itself, plus a little breathing room, since installations usually create local data alongside the base package before the app can be opened for the first time. Category and listing particulars Filed under education, the app belongs with software concerned with school administration and student records rather than entertainment. The full name makes the audience explicit, and the developer of record is xSchool. One detail worth noting for families: the content rating is unknown, so a quick look over the app before a younger student uses it may be worthwhile.