IGNOU BCS 53 2026 - Write JSP programs which can perform the following tasks (you may crea

Question

Write JSP programs which can perform the following tasks (you may create a single or multiple webpages for these tasks):

(i) Write a JSP code to create a simple web page that accepts user input for two variables, namely alpha and beta. After the successful input to these variables, the JSP program should display the values entered for the alpha and beta variables, along with the result of their multiplication.

(ii) Create a web page that takes input in two fields, namely the student ID and the Programme of the student. In case the data is correctly entered in both fields, two cookies, one for the student ID and the second for the Programme of the student, are created.

d ) Create a database for the Student Examination System consisting of the following two tables:

Student (StudentID, Name, ProgrammeCode, DateOfEnrolment)

FeePaid (StudentID, Semester, dateofPayment, AmountPaid)

Develop and deploy a web-based "Student Examination System" using JSP, having a database backend and a web server (you may select DBMS and web server, as per your choice). Your system should use JDBC for input of information to both tables. The system should also display the StudentID, Name, dateofPayment and Amount paid for all the students.

Submit the JSP program, screens and database of the system. You must demonstrate this system at the time of viva voce.

Make and state suitable assumptions, if any.

14 Feb 2026

Answer :

Word Count : 290

To accomplish the tasks mentioned, you can create multiple JSP pages along with a backend database and JDBC connectivity. For the first task, a simple JSP page can be written with an HTML form to accept user inputs for `alpha` and `beta`. Once submitted, the JSP scriptlet retrieves the values using `request.getParameter()`, converts them into numbers, and calculates the product. The result along with the entered values is displayed on the same or another JSP page. For example, the form uses `method="post"`, and the multiplication logic is handled within `<% %>` scriptlet tags. For the second

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