📅 Notice Period Calculator
Enter your resignation date and notice period to get your exact last working day — and count down the days remaining.
Notice period calculator
Find your exact last working day and days remaining.
Last working day
About the Notice Period Calculator
When you resign, knowing your precise last working day matters for planning your exit, negotiating an early release, and lining up your next role. This free notice period calculator removes the guesswork: enter the date you are submitting your resignation and the length of your notice period, and it instantly tells you your last working day.
You can specify the notice period in days, weeks or months to match your employment contract, and choose whether the count should run on calendar days or only working days. The tool also shows how many days remain from today, so you always know exactly where you stand in your transition.
Everything is calculated instantly in your browser with nothing stored. Whether you are serving a standard notice, planning a buy-out, or coordinating a start date with a new employer, this tool gives you a clear, accurate answer in seconds — ready to copy or share with HR.
Why use this tool
How to use it
Set your resignation date
Pick the date you submit your resignation.
Enter the notice period
Choose the length and unit from your contract.
Choose the counting mode
Calendar days or working days only.
Get your last day
See your last working day and days remaining.
Tips to get the most out of it
- Check your offer letter for the exact notice period and whether it counts calendar or working days.
- Confirm the last working day in writing with HR to avoid disputes.
- Factor in accrued leave that may offset part of your notice.
- Coordinate your new start date with a small buffer for a smooth transition.
Frequently Asked Questions
The tool adds your notice period to your resignation date. In calendar mode it counts every day; in working-day mode it skips Saturdays and Sundays, landing on your final working day.
Follow your employment contract. Many Indian companies define notice in calendar days (e.g. 60 or 90 days), but some count working days. Use the mode that matches your offer letter.
Working-day mode excludes weekends but not public holidays, which vary by state and company. Adjust manually if your employer excludes specific holidays.
Use it to find your standard last day, then discuss any buy-out or early release with HR. The days-remaining figure helps you plan how much notice you would need to waive.
No. The calculation runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded or saved.
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