Subject-wise Attendance Planner

Plan attendance by subject, weekly timetable, teaching dates and cancelled sessions.

Your calculation

Subject attendance planner

Historical counts end before the first future date. A session is one counted lecture or practical session; use a consistent unit.

Subject 1

Future sessions each week

Comma-separated YYYY-MM-DD dates. These remove all scheduled sessions for this subject on those dates.

Attendance forecast

Projection assumes you attend every remaining scheduled session. Dates use your local calendar.

Enter counts, valid dates (up to two years apart), and the weekly timetable.

Safe absences are counted against all remaining scheduled sessions, not added sessions. Condonation is a separate institutional decision. Confirm whether your college uses subject-wise or aggregate attendance before applying these results.

Today on this device: 2026-10-02

Calculation method

Projected attendance = (attended + future attended sessions) ÷ (conducted + future scheduled sessions) × 100
  • Dates are inclusive and use the local calendar.
  • The projection assumes attendance at all future scheduled sessions unless you use the safe-absence allowance.
  • Condonation and exam eligibility depend on institutional approval.

Check the source and scheme

This is a rule-based calculation, not an official certificate. Confirm the regulation and program on your marksheet before using the result.

How it works

Using the Subject-wise Attendance Planner in three steps

Every step below reflects the actual calculation this tool runs, so you can check the result by hand if you need to.

  1. 1

    Select the applicable scheme and enter the requested academic inputs.

  2. 2

    Review the live result, counted records and any outstanding requirements.

  3. 3

    Check the linked official source before relying on an eligibility or final-result estimate.

About this tool

Plan attendance by subject, weekly timetable, teaching dates and cancelled sessions.

Frequently asked questions

Is this an official result?

No. This is a calculation from your inputs. Confirm the programme, regulation and official result record before using it.