Name: Nisarg Shinde
PRN: 20250802276
Practical-1
Aim:
To demonstrate an understanding of HTML by creating a structured webpage that
incorporates text formatting, lists, images, and hyperlinks. Design a Student
Admission Form using HTML that includes tables, input fields, checkboxes, ,drop
downs, radio buttons and a declaration section.
Requirements:
Notepad/VS Code ,Web Browser, HTML
Theory: * HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is used to create webpages. It uses tags written inside angle
brackets.
A webpage is made of different sections like headings, paragraphs, tables, images, and forms.
* In this practical, we are combining all these basic HTML tags to design a Student Admission Form.
Requirements / Instructions:
1. Heading Section
o Add a heading: “Student Admission Form”
o Include email, phone number, and address below the heading (center-aligned).
2. Personal Details Section (Table)
o Include input fields in the table cells so users can fill the details.
3. Gender Section (Radio Buttons)
o Allow the student to select their gender: Male, Female, Other.
4. Course Selection (Dropdown / Select Box)
o Include a dropdown for the student to select the course:
5. Hobbies / Interests Section (Checkboxes)
o Allow the student to select multiple hobbies:
6. Contact Details Section
7. Mode of Study Section (Radio Buttons)
o Options: Onsite, Remote, Hybrid
8. Declaration Section
o Include a declaration text stating that the information provided is true Include Date,
Place, and Signature fields
9. Submit / Reset Buttons
o Add Submit and Reset buttons at the end of the form
Program:
(Paste HTML Program/Code here)
Result:
(Instructions for the Result Section
This section is where you will show the final output of your HTML code.
1. Open your .html file in a web browser (like Chrome, Firefox, or Edge).
2. Take a clear screenshot of the entire webpage as it appears in the browser.
3. Paste this screenshot into the "Result" section of your report.
Your screenshot is the proof that your code works correctly. Make sure it clearly shows
all the elements you created, such as headings, paragraphs, lists, and images. This image
will be the printout of your webpage