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Attendance Percentage & Bunk Calculator

Calculate current attendance %, required classes to hit 75%/80%/85%, or max classes you can bunk!

Current attendance
75.00%
Classes you can miss
0
Attendance would fall to 75.00%
Margin above requirement
0.00%

How this is calculated

Bunks = ⌊(100×4575×60) ÷ 75⌋ = 0

Both figures assume every remaining class is attended (or missed) consecutively with no other absences.

Attendance Percentage & Bunk Calculator: how it works

Two questions matter: how many classes must you attend consecutively to reach the requirement, and how many can you afford to miss. Both have exact answers.

Current attendance

Attendance % = (Classes attended ÷ Classes conducted) × 100

How many classes to attend to recover

If you are below the requirement, every future class you attend raises both the numerator and the denominator. Solving for the number needed gives:

Classes needed = ⌈(Target × Total − 100 × Attended) ÷ (100 − Target)⌉

Assumes you attend every one of them with no further absence

Worked example · 40 attended out of 60, needing 75 percent

Given

  • Attended: 40
  • Conducted: 60
  • Requirement: 75%

Working

  1. 1Current = 40 ÷ 60 = 66.67%
  2. 2Needed = ⌈(75×60 − 100×40) ÷ (100−75)⌉
  3. 3= ⌈(4500 − 4000) ÷ 25⌉ = ⌈20⌉
  4. 4Check: (40+20) ÷ (60+20) = 60 ÷ 80 = 75%

Attend the next 20 classes without missing one

How many you can afford to miss

If you are above the requirement, missing a class raises the denominator but not the numerator.

Classes you can miss = ⌊(100 × Attended − Target × Total) ÷ Target⌋

Why the requirement is enforced

Most Indian universities set 75 percent as the minimum to sit an examination, and some private universities set 80 or 85. The consequence of falling short is usually detention for that subject, meaning you repeat it, so the cost is a semester rather than a grade.

Frequently asked questions

Divide classes attended by classes conducted and multiply by 100. For 45 attended out of 60 conducted, that is 75 percent.

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