Use this exam credits calculator to estimate earned credits, missing credits, pass risk, and retake priorities. It helps students plan graduation progress or course completion after exam results.
The result shows how close you are to your target credits and whether retakes can close the credit gap. A higher health score means your earned credits are already near the required level.
This estimate is for planning only. Always confirm official credit rules with your school or course provider.
If your target is 30 credits and you have passed 24 credits, your completion rate is 80%. If 6 retake credits are available, your recovery coverage can fully close the gap.
Compare your earned credits with the credit requirement for the semester. The remaining credit gap shows how many more credits you need to secure.
Subtract your earned credits from the graduation or semester credit target. Any gap must usually be covered by retakes, replacement courses, or future credits.
Failing a high-credit subject creates a larger credit gap than failing a low-credit subject, so it should be placed higher in your retake priority list.
Add the credits from every subject where your exam result meets or exceeds the passing requirement.
Sort failed subjects by credit value and retake enough courses until the recovered credits cover your remaining credit gap.
| Metric | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Earned credits | Credits already secured from passed subjects. |
| Credit gap | Credits still needed to reach the target. |
| Retake coverage | How much of the gap can be recovered through retakes. |