How to use the Bunk Planner
- 1. Enter attendance so farType the classes held and the classes you attended.
- 2. Add what is leftEnter the classes left this semester and classes per week.
- 3. Plan your bunksSee how many you can skip in total, right now and per week.
How the bunk budget is worked out
At the end of the semester there will be H = classes held so far + classes left. To finish at t%, you need at least t% of H classes attended, rounded up. Bunk budget = attended so far + classes left − (t% × H, rounded up).
“Safe to skip right now” is different. It is how many classes in a row you can miss before your current attendance drops below t%: floor((100 × attended − t × held) ÷ t).
Worked example with the defaults: 50 of 60 classes attended (83.33%), 40 classes left, 75% needed. At the end, 100 classes will be held, so you need 75. You can attend 50 + 40 = 90 at most, so your budget is 15 bunks. Right now you can skip 6 in a row and stay at 75%.
Bunk wisely
Use the budget, not the right-now number, to plan: skipping early means fewer chances later if you fall ill. Keep a few classes spare. Many colleges check attendance subject-wise and month-wise, and some count labs separately, so check your college's ordinance. The 75% default is common, but your rule may be different.
For a quick check, use the attendance calculator. To track all subjects at once, use the subject-wise attendance tracker. For university-specific rules, see the AKTU attendance calculator, the VTU attendance calculator or the IPU attendance calculator.
Frequently asked questions
Why is the semester budget bigger than the right-now number?
Classes you attend later raise your percentage again, so over the whole semester you can skip more than you can skip in a row today.
What if the budget is zero?
You cannot skip any class and still reach the target. If even full attendance is not enough, ask about medical leave or condonation rules.
Does it work per subject?
Yes. Enter one subject's numbers, or use the subject-wise tracker for all of them.
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.