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Attendance Calculator

Calculate your attendance percentage instantly. See exactly how many classes you can still miss and stay above 75%, or how many you must attend in a row to recover a shortfall.

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Most Indian universities require 75%

Attendance % = (classes attended ÷ total classes held) × 100. The planner assumes one class per session — for lecture-hour based systems, enter hours instead of classes.

Current Attendance

77.78%

Above the 75% requirement ✓

Classes You Can Still Miss

3

Miss 3 more and you stay at or above 75%

You're safe for now — but every class you miss shrinks your buffer, and every class held that you skip needs several attended classes to offset later.

The 75% Rule, Explained

  • Most Indian universities (UGC/AICTE-affiliated) require 75% attendance to sit for exams.
  • Attendance % = (classes attended ÷ classes held) × 100.
  • At a 75% requirement, every class you miss takes 3 attended classes to offset.
  • Some colleges count condonation (medical leave) separately — the calculator shows your raw percentage.

The Real Problem This Solves

Every student does this math badly in their head: "I'm at 78%, I can skip tomorrow… right?" Then mid-semester the portal shows 74.6% and suddenly it's a debarment notice.

The trap is that missing a class hurts twice — your attended count stays still while total classes keep growing. This calculator tells you exactly how many classes you can still miss, or exactly how many you must attend in a row to climb back.

How the Safe-Bunk Math Works

Your current percentage is simply attended ÷ held × 100. The planner then solves two questions: how many future classes can you miss while staying at or above the requirement, and if you're below it, how many consecutive classes you must attend to recover.

Example: Aman has attended 70 of 90 classes — 77.78%. At a 75% requirement he can miss 3 more classes (70/93 = 75.27%); a 4th miss drops him to 74.47%. His friend at 60 of 90 (66.67%) must attend the next 30 classes straight just to touch 75% — recovery is brutally slow, which is why the buffer matters.

Attended / HeldCurrent %At 75% requirement
70 / 9077.78%Can miss 3 more classes
68 / 9075.56%Can miss 0 — no margin
60 / 9066.67%Must attend next 30 classes straight

Frequently Asked Questions

How is attendance percentage calculated?

Classes attended divided by total classes held, times 100. If you attended 70 out of 90 classes, your attendance is 77.78%. Some colleges compute it per subject rather than overall — check which one your institution enforces.

How many classes can I bunk and still keep 75%?

The formula is (attended ÷ 0.75) − total classes held, rounded down. The calculator does this for any requirement percentage and updates as you enter your numbers.

My attendance is below 75%. Can I still recover?

Usually yes, but it is slower than students expect: from 66.67% (60 of 90), you need 30 consecutive classes to reach 75%. Whether that is possible depends on how many classes remain in the semester — start immediately and stop missing any.

Do medical certificates or duty leave count toward attendance?

That depends on your institution. Many colleges allow condonation of 5-10% for documented medical grounds or official duties (sports, NCC), but it is granted at their discretion. Treat the 75% raw figure as your safe target.

Disclaimer: This calculator does the standard percentage math. Attendance rules, condonation policies, and per-subject requirements vary by institution — always confirm the exact policy with your college.