Comment by cengkuru michael on "How can I implement multi-table for users in Laravel in such a way that I can have many models example: (Admin, Student and Teacher)?"

Ideally, all actors in your app are users hence a single users table. Now you can have a Groups table since a user can belong to Many groups. And also have a permissions tables since a group can have many permissions. In the end you'll have relationships like this.

Relationships

User belongsToMany Group
Group hasMany Permission

Tables

users
groups
users_groups (pivot)
permissions
permission_groups (pivot)

Going back to your question, a user can belong the students group and the students group can have a set permissions assigned to it.

Hope this makes sense.

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