Check whether your attendance is strong enough for exam eligibility. Enter required classes, attended classes, remaining classes, and minimum attendance to see your risk and recovery path.
The result checks whether current and projected attendance meet the minimum requirement for taking the exam.
Some schools calculate attendance by held sessions rather than required sessions. Use the method matching your policy.
With 50 attended out of 60 required sessions, current attendance is 83.3%. Attending all 8 remaining sessions improves the projected rate.
Only if your attendance meets the minimum eligibility requirement set by your course or institution.
Requirements vary. Common thresholds include 75%, 80%, 85%, or 90%. Enter your exact minimum percentage.
The allowed absence buffer depends on required sessions, current attendance, and the minimum percentage.
Yes, many courses require a minimum attendance percentage before a student can sit for an exam.
Many calculate attended classes divided by required or held classes, but details vary by institution.
| Module | Included analysis |
|---|---|
| Current Rate | Attendance achieved so far |
| Projected Rate | Rate after planned future attendance |
| Eligibility | Pass/fail against minimum |