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Academic Calculator
Grade arithmetic, reviewed October 2026 — exact for the figures typed, but your institution's scale and rules decide the transcript.
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Attendance is attended ÷ total × 100: 36 of 48 classes is exactly 75.00%. The page goes one step further — above the line it tells you how many more you can miss (at 40/48, five), below it how many consecutive classes recover 75% (at 30/48, twenty-four). That recovery math accounts for the total growing with each class, which naive subtraction gets wrong.
Enter classes actually held so far (not the term's total) and those you attended. Count what your ordinance counts — medical and duty leave are present only where the rules say so. Re-run weekly: each update re-computes both the percent and the bunks-left or recovery figure, which is the number that actually governs your semester.
It does not encode detention rules, condonation, or leave categories — your college ordinance decides those. It reports the percent and the margin arithmetic; eligibility is the institution's call.
Percent arithmetic only — detention rules per ordinance.
Work back from your required percentage and total classes: the allowed absences are total minus the minimum you must attend. Enter figures to see your current standing.
Only if your institution's rules say so. The tool counts whatever you enter as attended.
Because every new class also grows the total, each absence needs roughly three presences to dilute at a 75% line. Early recovery is dramatically cheaper than late.
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