Extra Time Calculator

Exams usually take a fixed amount of time, but special situations require extra time. This isn’t just the case with exams, and you can clearly see how extra time is even given in sports events. As such, Extra Time Calculator comes as a simple tool with which to calculate the amount of time received by individuals based on the total test time.

One of the main advantages here is portability, thus allowing you to carry the application around on a thumb drive to use on other computers besides your own. Just make sure that the target PC is equipped with .NET Framework, otherwise the program doesn’t function. Don’t worry about the health status of the target PC, because it’s not put at risk.

Although you might think the application is meant for general use, it’s core purpose is to calculate the extra time a student receives based on the total exam time. All of these details need to be filled in dedicated fields, found in a compact, intuitive window.

You can either write down the time values manually, or bring up the context menu for pretty intuitive suggestions. You start off from the hour at which the exam starts, following the duration of the exam, as well as the extra time ratio. Once these sets of values are filled in, you get to see how much time a student receives, and when the exam ends.

Sure enough, you can also use the application for general events, because it doesn’t really have anything to do with exams other than tags. Unfortunately, there’s no possibility to create a schedule, or change the time format, which is in 12 hour mode.

To sum it up, Extra Time Calculator is a straightforward method of calculus of extra time for exams. Although teachers might not find this direct tool practical, it might come in handy as a display on a large screen during an exam, but without a counter, practicality has a lot to suffer.