Q.Schools use “Student Management Information System” (SMIS) to manage student-related data. This system provides facilities for:
• recording and maintaining personal details of students.
• maintaining marks scored in assessments and computing results of students.
• keeping track of student attendance.
• managing many other student-related data. Let us automate this process step by step.
Identify the personal details of students from your school identity card and write a program to accept these details for all students of your school and display them in the following format.

            Name of School  

Student Name: PQR Roll No: 99
Class: XI Section: A
Address : Address Line 1
Address Line 2 City: ABC Pin Code: 999999
Parent’s/ Guardian’s Contact No: 9876543210

Identify the ID-card fields (school, name, roll no, class, section, address, city, pin code, guardian contact), accept them with input() for each student, and print in the given layout:

n = int(input("How many students? "))
school = input("Enter name of school: ")
for i in range(n):
    print("\nStudent", i + 1)
    name = input("Student name: "); roll = input("Roll no: ")
    cls = input("Class: "); sec = input("Section: ")
    addr1 = input("Address line 1: "); addr2 = input("Address line 2: ")
    city = input("City: "); pin = input("Pin code: ")
    contact = input("Parent's/Guardian's contact no: ")

    print("\n" + school.center(45))
    print("\nStudent Name:", name.ljust(16), "Roll No:", roll)
    print("Class:", cls.ljust(23), "Section:", sec)
    print("Address :  ", addr1)
    print("           ", addr2)
    print("\nCity:  ", city.ljust(19), "Pin Code:", pin)
    print("Parent's/ Guardian's Contact No:", contact)

Sample output (one student — example data):

                Vidya Mandir School …

This case study is the first step of the SMIS automation: capturing personal details and displaying them in a fixed format. Two ideas do the work: (1) input() collects each field as a string — even roll number and pin code can stay strings, since we never do arithmetic on them; (2) string methods center() and ljust() produce the aligned, card-like layout without manually counting spaces. A for loop repeats the process for all students of the school.

The personal details a school identity card typically carries: student name, roll number, class, section, address, city, pin code and parent's/guardian's contact number — exactly the fields in the required format.

# SMIS - step 1: accept and display students' personal details
n = int(input("How many students? "))
school = input("Enter name of school: ")

for i in range(n):
    print("\n--- Enter details of student", i + 1, "---")
    name = input("Student name: ")
    roll = input("Roll no: ")
    cls = input("Class: ")
    sec = input("Section: ")
    addr1 = input("Address line 1: ")
    addr2 = input("Address line 2: ")
    city = input("City: ")
    pin = input("Pin code: ")
    contact = input("Parent's/Guardian's contact no: ")

    # ---- display in the prescribed format ----
    print("\n" + school.center(45))
    print("\nStudent Name:", name.ljust(16), "Roll No:", roll)
    print("Class:", cls.ljust(23), "Section:", sec)
    print("Address :  ", addr1)
    print("           ", addr2)
    print("\nCity:  ", city.ljust(19), "Pin Code:", pin)
    print("Parent's/ Guardian's Contact No:", contact)

Key lines:

• school.center(45) centres the school name across the card's width. …