Authors : Abhinav Dubey; Saurabh Tripathi; Dr. Mohammad Shahid

Volume/Issue : Volume 10 - 2025, Issue 4 - April

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Abstract : With the increasing trend of digital education, the LMS gained popularity to demonstrate, track and administrate educational content over the Internet. The present paper demonstrates a structured generic MERN stack LMS built with MongoDB, Express. js, React. js, and Node. js. Because Javascript is language of client-side and serverside both, this architecture can scale very well and it is an awesome user experience and very responsive. In this paper, we outline the architecture and the key functionality of the platform, the design approach and the problem that we had to solve when implementing it. It also highlights advanced technologies on World Wide Web for learning auxiliaries and end up with outlook for the future work.

Keywords : LMS, MERN, Web, React.js, MongoDB, Node. js, Online Education.

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