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How Parents Can Verify Attendance in Rescheduled and Makeup Lectures

Teachers frequently schedule extra classes before examinations to cover remaining syllabus topics. Verifying attendance in these makeup sessions ensures your child benefits.

Ad-hoc extra classes often slip through the cracks

Because makeup classes fall outside the routine weekly timetable, students easily forget to attend, or claim classes were canceled when they simply chose not to go.

Track makeup and extra lecture records

  1. Check the lecture list for your child's batch on your parent dashboard.

  2. Identify newly scheduled extra, remedial, or holiday make-up lectures.

  3. Confirm whether your child's status is marked present following the session.

  4. Review the board notes generated during the extra class to verify material covered.

Put it into practice

Example: Verifying Sunday doubt session attendance

A parent verifies that their child attended a 90-minute Sunday morning calculus review, reviewing the generated board PDF to see the 8 solved entrance problems.

Worth checking first

  • Remind your child of upcoming extra sessions the evening before.
  • Ensure extra weekend sessions do not interfere with essential rest and nutrition.

How EduVetta helps

Every lecture taught on EduVetta, whether routine or extra, appears in the batch attendance register, allowing parents to verify participation in all makeup sessions.

See how Lecture Attendance works for parents.

See it for your child

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Lecture Attendance is part of the free EduVetta parent account, with your child's agreement. Set yours up in a few minutes.