Track Your Semester
Per-subject percentage, and how many classes you can still miss.
VTU requires 75% attendance per subject to sit the exam. Knowing your percentage is not the same as knowing what to do about it. The useful question is always one of these two:
Both are arithmetic, and both are the sort of arithmetic nobody wants to redo before every class. The tracker answers them per subject, updating as you mark attendance.
Each subject keeps a dated log of present and absent marks rather than a running total. That matters for two reasons. You can fill in the past few weeks in a couple of minutes if you have been keeping track on paper. And a correction is a correction — fixing a mark you got wrong two weeks ago does not require unpicking everything entered since.
Subjects load automatically from your VTU profile, so your semester's list is already there the first time you open it. Electives are filtered to the ones you actually selected, which stops the odd situation of tracking attendance for a subject you are not enrolled in.
Every subject gets its own percentage, and you get an overall figure across the semester. The threshold sits at VTU's 75% by default and is adjustable, because some colleges set their own bar and some subjects carry a different requirement.
Each subject also shows a trend line across the semester with the threshold drawn on it. A single percentage tells you where you are today; the trend tells you which way you are heading, which is the part that matters in the week before it becomes a problem.
A subject you add yourself can be renamed or removed freely. One that came from your VTU profile cannot be renamed, because it is tied to your actual registration — if a subject is wrong there, it is wrong in your profile rather than in your attendance.
Your attendance log stays on your device. Nothing about which classes you attended is sent anywhere, and the app has no way to report it to your college. It is a tool for you, not a register.
Mark a class present or absent in one tap. One VTU keeps the running percentage for every subject and does the maths you actually care about: how many more classes you can skip before you drop below the limit.
From the blog
VTU needs 75% attendance in each subject. The useful question is not what the rule is, but how many more you can miss — and that has an exact answer.
Free to download, free to use. Register with an email address or sign in with Google, and your semester is set up in a minute.
