How to use the Attendance Recovery Planner
- 1. Enter attendance so farType the classes held, classes attended and the percentage you need.
- 2. Add your paceEnter classes per week, classes left and how many you will attend.
- 3. Follow the planSee the classes and weeks needed and your attendance each week.
The recovery formula
If you attend every class from now, you need n more classes so that (attended + n) ÷ (held + n) reaches t%. Solving gives n = (t × held − 100 × attended) ÷ (100 − t), rounded up.
If you attend only p% of classes from now, the formula becomes n = (t × held − 100 × attended) ÷ (p − t). If p is not above t, you can never catch up.
Worked example with the defaults: 52 of 80 classes (65%), 75% needed. At full attendance, n = (75 × 80 − 100 × 52) ÷ 25 = 800 ÷ 25 = 32 classes. With 24 classes a week, that is about 1.3 weeks. At 90% attendance it would take 800 ÷ 15 = 54 classes.
If the semester is too short
The planner compares the classes needed with the classes left. If there are not enough, it tells you so. In that case, talk to your mentor or department early about medical leave, condonation or extra classes that your ordinance may allow. Do not wait for the shortage list.
Check whether your college applies the rule subject-wise or to overall attendance, and use the right numbers. To plan with holidays, use the holiday-adjusted attendance forecast. If you were on medical leave, see the medical leave attendance calculator. For university-specific rules, see the AKTU attendance calculator, the VTU attendance calculator or the IPU attendance calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Why does attending 90% take so much longer?
Each missed class adds to the classes held without adding to the classes attended, so your climb is slower.
Can I recover if I attend exactly 75%?
No. Attending at the target rate keeps you below it if you are already below. You need to attend more than the target.
What if I need recovery in only one subject?
Enter that subject's numbers and its weekly classes.
Is this tool free?
Yes. You enter your name and WhatsApp number once when you see your result, and other Uncodemy tools then open without the form.