Per-subject theory tracking
Every subject stores classes held, attended, its own target, semester, and full history. Set one global target or fine-tune it subject by subject.
Attendance & postings
The MBBS attendance tracker that keeps theory and postings straight
Medical college attendance is never one number. You have lecture percentages, clinical postings, a shifting timetable, holidays, extra classes, and a logbook to keep up with. AlphaLearn keeps each of these as its own record — then tells you exactly how many classes you can miss and still clear 75%.
Theory + postingsSeparate but connected records for lectures and clinical ward time.
75% calculatorLive safe-bunk and catch-up counts against your target.
Auto timetableYour daily classes are generated from a weekly schedule.
Safe to miss
4 classes
Attendance Tracker
Theory · Postings · Timetable
Attendance
Theory %
Postings
Timetable
Safe bunks
Analytics
Overall theory
78% — on target
What it does
Everything a medical attendance app should actually do
This is more than a percentage box. It handles the real moving parts of an MBBS timetable — theory, postings, holidays, extra classes, and reminders — and turns them into decisions you can act on.
Clinical postings, kept apart
Postings get their own date range, working days, holidays, and status — with a date-level calendar and stats that never get tangled up with lecture attendance.
Safe bunks & catch-up
See how many classes you can miss while staying above target, or how many you must attend to recover — calculated live from your target percentage.
Auto-generated timetable
Build a weekly schedule once and AlphaLearn generates each day's classes. Today view, full view, presets, custom slots, and URL import are all built in.
What-if planner
Test a plan before you commit: the what-if calculator estimates how future attendance or absences will move your percentage.
Reminders & sync
Attendance and calendar-event reminders keep you honest, and everything syncs across phone, web, and desktop through your account.
Workflow
Four taps a day, and your attendance stays honest
Set up your subjects and weekly schedule once with the setup wizard. After that, AlphaLearn generates the day's classes for you — all you do is mark what happened. It pairs neatly with the Pomodoro timer and study planner when you actually sit down to study.
Set up once
Add your subjects with a target and starting counts, then a weekly Monday–Saturday schedule. The wizard does the rest.
Mark the day
Present, absent, cancelled, or extra — tap each class, or bulk mark all present. Multiple marks a day and undo are supported.
Handle postings
Log ward postings separately with working days and holidays. Smart guidance tells you how many days are safe or still needed.
Read the trend
Weekly trend, current streak, and per-subject analytics show where you stand before it becomes a problem at exam time.
Tutorial
How to keep your attendance honest
Set it up once, then it's four taps a day. Here's the whole loop, start to finish.
Mark it the same day — catching up a week of classes from memory is a nightmare.Set up once
Add your subjects with a target and starting counts, then build a weekly Monday–Saturday schedule. The wizard turns it into daily classes for you.
Mark the day
Tap each class present, absent, cancelled or extra — or hit Mark all present. Multiple marks a day and undo are supported.
Four taps and you're doneHandle postings
Log clinical postings separately with their working days and holidays, kept apart from theory so nothing gets tangled.
Check your safe bunks
See how many classes you can miss and still clear 75%, or how many you need to attend to recover — calculated live.
Know before you skipRead the trend
Use the weekly trend, current streak and what-if calculator to spot trouble early — long before it becomes an exam-hall surprise.
At a glance
Built around the way MBBS attendance actually works
Theory · Postings · Timetable · Calendar · Logbook
- Five connected tabs: theory, postings, timetable, calendar, and logbook.
- Default 75% target, overridable globally or per subject.
- Filter theory subjects by semester to focus on the current term.
- Overall stats: total held, total attended, catch-up needed, and safe bunks.
- Export a clean attendance summary whenever you need proof.
- Subject detail view with overview, analytics, schedule, and logbook in one place.
- Works offline-first: cached locally, then synced to your account.
Theory attendance
Per-subject held, attended, target, semester, and history — with daily present/absent marking.
Clinical postings
Date ranges, working days, holidays, a posting calendar, and archive or reopen when a posting ends.
Safe bunks & what-if
Know how many classes you can skip, or plan future attendance before you commit to it.
The full toolkit
Every detail, because attendance is in the details
The small things are what save you at the end of a semester. Here is what the tracker handles under the hood across theory, postings, timetable, calendar, and logbook.
- Mark theory classes present or absent for the current day, with multiple marks stored under unique attempt keys.
- Undo any theory history entry, or bulk mark all of the day's subjects present in one tap.
- Weekly trend, current streak, and subject analytics are computed from your full attendance history.
- The what-if calculator estimates the impact of future attendance or absence on your percentage.
- Export produces a shareable attendance summary.
- Postings are created with subject, date range, working days, total days, attended and absent days, holidays, and status.
- Posting stats calculate total open days, all and past holidays, all and past absences, total attended, and percentage.
- A posting calendar shows date-level status with toggles; past postings can be archived or reopened.
- Smart posting guidance tells you how many days are safe or still needed against your target.
- Timetable supports semester-specific schedules with today view and full view.
- Default days run Monday to Saturday, with common periods at 9, 10, 11 AM, 12, and 2 PM.
- Presets cover common medical college patterns; edit cells, manage days and slots, add custom slots, or import via URL.
- Calendar events can be added, edited, colored, and deleted, with upcoming events and scheduled notifications.
- Logbook entries attach to a subject, type, semester, date, title, and content.
- A daily class instance is generated from your weekly master schedule for each date.
- Class statuses cover pending, present, absent, and cancelled; class types cover regular and extra.
- The calendar shows daily attendance dots based on present versus total classes.
- Data is cached locally for instant rendering, then synced through your AlphaLearn account.
Common questions
MBBS attendance, answered
The questions medical students ask most before they start tracking.
How does the safe-bunk calculator work?
AlphaLearn compares your held and attended classes against your target (75% by default). Above target, it shows how many upcoming classes you can miss and stay safe. Below it, it shows how many you need to attend to catch up.
Can it track clinical postings separately from theory?
Yes. Postings are a separate record with their own date range, working days, holidays, and status. Posting stats and the date-level posting calendar are calculated independently, so ward time never mixes with lecture attendance.
Do I have to mark every class by hand?
No. The setup wizard builds a weekly master schedule for Monday to Saturday and AlphaLearn generates each day's classes. You just mark them present, absent, cancelled, or add an extra — or tap “Mark all present.”
Does my data sync across devices?
Yes. Attendance is cached locally for instant loading and synced through your account, so it stays consistent on phone, web, and desktop. Keep your day organized alongside your study diary and planner.
Works with the rest of AlphaLearn
Attendance is one piece of your study day
The tracker sits inside a full study system. When you show up, these features make the time count.
AlphaLearn AI
Stop guessing your attendance. Start knowing it.
Theory, postings, timetable, holidays, and safe-bunk math — in one place, built for the reality of medical college. Free to start, and it syncs everywhere you study.