Use this free Online Attendance Percentage Calculator to find your attendance percentage instantly. Simply apply (Days Attended ÷ Total Working Days) × 100. Check whether you meet the 75% minimum required by WB boards and universities like CU, WBSU and MAKAUT, and see if low atte
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Calculation Rule: • Formula: (Days Attended ÷ Total Working Days) × 100. • Eligibility: Most WB boards and Universities (like CU, WBSU, MAKAUT) require a minimum of 75% attendance. • Shortage: If your attendance is below 60%, you may be considered "Non-Collegiate."
Enter Total Working Days
Input the total number of working days in the designated field.
Enter Days Attended
Input the number of days you actually attended in the designated field.
Click Calculate Percentage
Press the calculate button to compute your attendance percentage.
View Your Attendance Percentage
The result shows your attendance percentage calculated as (Days Attended ÷ Total Working Days) × 100.
Check Your Eligibility Status
If your attendance is 75% or above, you are marked eligible; below 60% you may be considered Non-Collegiate.
Reset for a New Calculation
Use the New Calculation button to clear the fields and start over.
The attendance percentage is calculated using the formula: (Days Attended ÷ Total Working Days) × 100. Simply enter your total working days and days attended to get your percentage.
Most WB boards and Universities (like CU, WBSU, MAKAUT) require a minimum of 75% attendance for eligibility. If your attendance is 75% or above, you are considered eligible.
If your attendance falls below 60%, you may be considered "Non-Collegiate." This could affect your examination eligibility.
No, days attended cannot be more than total working days. The calculator will show an alert if you enter a value that exceeds the total working days.
You need two inputs: your total working days and the number of days you attended. The calculator will then show your attendance percentage and eligibility status.