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Attendance & Bunk Planner

See how many classes you can skip — or must attend — to stay above the required attendance percentage.

"Can bunk" = classes you can miss in a row while staying at or above the requirement. "Must attend" = consecutive classes needed to climb back above it.

The 75% Rule, Solved Exactly

Most Indian colleges require 75% attendance to sit the end-semester exam. The planner answers the two questions that actually matter: how many classes can I miss in a row and stay safe, and if I've slipped, how many must I attend consecutively to recover. The math: you can bunk while attended ÷ total ≥ 0.75; recovery needs ⌈(0.75 × total − attended) ÷ 0.25⌉ straight classes.

Worked Example

Attended 40 of 50 (80%): you can miss 3 more classes (40/53 = 75.4%). Attended 34 of 50 (68%): you must attend the next 16 classes without a miss to touch 75% (50/66). Recovery is always steeper than the fall — every skipped class needs three attended ones to offset it at the 75% line.

Turn the saved hours into marks: block revision with the Study Planner & Timer, drill subject-wise GK, and track your aggregate with the Board Percentage Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many classes can I bunk and stay above 75 percent?
You can miss classes while attended / total stays at or above 0.75. The planner solves this exactly: it shows how many consecutive classes you can skip, or must attend, for any requirement.
How is attendance percentage calculated?
Attendance = classes attended / total classes held x 100. Both numbers usually reset each semester, and some colleges compute it per subject rather than overall.
Can attendance recover after falling below the requirement?
Yes, if enough classes remain. The tool tells you the exact number of consecutive classes you must attend to climb back over the line — attend them all, since every miss pushes the target further.
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