Attendance Calculator

Online Attendance Percentage Calculator

Calculate your attendance percentage, track required attendance, and plan future attendance with ease.

Total Number of Classes/Working Days Enter the total number of classes scheduled

Number of Classes Attended Enter the number of classes you have attended

Target Attendance Percentage Select your desired attendance percentage

About This Tool

The attendance calculator is a digital tool designed for calculating attendance percentages based on attendance records. It's useful for students, teachers, and professionals to track and plan attendance requirements.

How does this Tool Work?

The attendance calculator uses a simple formula to calculate your current attendance percentage and provide planning information:

Attendance Percentage = (Classes Attended / Total Classes) × 100

Breakdown of the Formula:

Classes Attended: The number of classes or sessions you have attended.
Total Classes: The total number of classes or sessions conducted during the period.

Key Features:

Simple and user-friendly interface
Calculates current attendance percentage
Shows classes needed to reach target percentage
Calculates classes that can be skipped while maintaining target percentage
Visual representation of attendance with progress bar
Status evaluation (Excellent, Good, Satisfactory, Poor)

How to Use

Enter the total number of classes or working days scheduled.
Enter the number of classes or days you have attended.
Select your target attendance percentage (typically 75% for educational institutions).
Click the "Calculate Attendance" button.
View your current attendance percentage and status.
Check the planning information to see how many more classes you need to attend or how many you can skip.

Example:

If you've attended 18 out of 20 classes:

Current Attendance: (18/20) × 100 = 90%
Status: Excellent
With a target of 75%, you can skip several more classes while maintaining your required attendance.

Tip: Most educational institutions require a minimum of 75% attendance, while professional environments often expect at least 90% attendance for optimal performance evaluations.