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Letter to Condone Shortage of Attendance

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The short answer

If your attendance is under the minimum, a condonation letter asks the college to excuse the shortage for a genuine reason, such as illness. State your exact percentage, the reason and your promise to attend regularly. Attach a medical certificate. Some colleges also charge a fee.

When your attendance is below the minimum and you have a genuine reason.

Leave empty for “The Principal”. Use the Head of Department or the Dean if that is who signs.

One or two honest sentences.

Your letter

99 words · 638 characters
Still to fill in: [college name], [date], [your name], [course, branch and semester], [roll number], [attendance percentage], [your reason.]. Fill the boxes above, or replace the brackets after you copy it.

Copy the letter onto paper in your own handwriting, or paste it into an email to your college. Adjust any line so it is true for you, and attach the documents the letter mentions. Your details stay in your browser.

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How to: Letter to Condone Shortage of Attendance

  1. 1Work out your exact attendance in the Attendance Calculator.
  2. 2Fill in your details, the percentage and the reason.
  3. 3Copy the letter and attach the medical certificate or other proof.
  4. 4Submit it before the date your college sets, usually well before the exams.

At a glance

Address it to
The Principal, through the head of department
Include
Your exact percentage and the reason
Attach
A medical certificate or other proof

Frequently asked questions

Is condonation guaranteed?

No. It depends on the rules of your college or university, the reason and how far below the minimum you are. Apply early and keep the papers ready.

Can I apply on the last day?

Risky. Colleges set a last date before the exam forms are sent, and a late application may not be accepted. Ask the office for the date.

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