How to use the Holiday-adjusted Attendance Forecast
- 1. Enter attendance so farType classes held and attended.
- 2. Add dates and timetableSet the date range, classes per weekday and your holiday list.
- 3. See the forecastGet the classes left, bunk budget and best final attendance.
How the forecast works
The tool walks through every date from the start date to the last teaching day. For each date it takes the number of classes for that weekday from your timetable, unless the date is in your holiday list. The total is the classes still to be held.
Then: final held = held so far + classes left. Bunk budget = attended + classes left − (t% × final held, rounded up). Best final attendance = (attended + classes left) ÷ final held.
Worked example: 55 of 70 classes so far, a timetable of 6, 6, 5, 6 and 4 classes from Monday to Friday, and a 10-week stretch with a few holidays. If 264 classes are left, 334 will be held, and 75% needs 251. You can attend 55 + 264 = 319, so you could miss up to 68 classes.
Keep the calendar up to date
Holidays, exam days and events cut the classes left, which makes every bunk count for more. Add festival breaks as ranges, such as 2026-12-24 to 2026-12-31. Extra classes or cancelled lectures change the count too, so update the timetable from your college calendar.
Check whether your college counts attendance per subject; if so, use that subject's weekly classes. For a simpler plan without dates, use the bunk planner. To count days between dates, try the date calculator. For university-specific rules, see the AKTU attendance calculator, the VTU attendance calculator or the IPU attendance calculator.
Frequently asked questions
How do I enter a holiday range?
Write the first and last date with “to” between them, such as 2026-12-24 to 2026-12-31. One date or range per line.
Does it count Saturdays?
Only if you enter a number above 0 for Saturday in the timetable.
Is the start date counted?
Yes. Classes on the start date and the last teaching day are both counted.
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.