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[AshishSingh-tycs]

60 story points need 3 sprints then The Average velocity is 20, so to complete 120 story points, we need another 6 sprints. Since agile works in an adaptive way, velocity can improve by continuous improvement, and it can finish earlier or maybe late up to 7 sprints due to other factors like team size, prioritization, blockers, uncertainty, and complexity.

[bhanuchander]

First and foremost we need to check if it is a similar type of feature technically based on complexity, so can use relative estimation. Here Avg velocity is 20 ( which includes the buffer, Planned leaves of the team) If there are no major changes in the capacity and have no external dependencies, The feature should be completed in less than or equal to 6 sprints considering it's a similar work done earlier.

[bipulbhattacharya]

The velocity is 20, so to complete 120, by arithmetic should take another 6 sprints. But it depends of lot of other factors, stories prioritization etc. Since agile works in adoptive way, velocity can improve by continuous improvement, and it can finish earlier too.

[worldtraveller]

I would say six sprints but I will tell 7 with the keep in mind extra sprint in case of any technical debt, dependencies or vuca( volatility, uncertainty, complexity and ambiguity) of the features.

[suhasbankapur]

Efficiency factor for the cone of uncertainty is one thing I consider along with historical velocity while calculating future sprints.

Ex: if efficiency factor is 0.8 then the planning velocity becomes 16.

Now then the number of sprints needed for completing the epic = 120/16 = around 8 sprints.

[sabaakhter]

If you take the average, it will be completed in 6 sprints keeping these factors in mind: historical velocity, team capacity, skillset, story complexity, dependencies and any unforseen risks

[deeptitrivedi]

As per provided data it will take around 6 sprints ... factors like capacity of the developers (if some devloper join and leave the team or if someone take holidays for some reason ), nature of story pints or tasks, upcoming holidays etc. can affect this prediction ..

[rajatchilana]

First, we have to take into consideration if there are no high priority stories lined up for incoming sprints and there are no external dependency for this feature so as avg. velocity is 20, ideally it shall take 6 sprints to complete it.
But as we take into consideration the non-availability of resources in release date planning for the complete project and not specific stories/features so we also have to see if the resources who are responsible in creating that feature are available over the next 6 sprints.

[srinivasmallik]

Main information missing here is 60 is 3 sprints but breakup by each sprint is very much required to get a better prediction.

[peterebane]

Using the data provided, In order to complete the 120 story points we will estimate to the work to be completed in 2 sprints considering that the capacity does not change during this time, no new member is being added to the team and no one left the team. Also no dependencies arising and no additional feature is brought in by the PO

[ramarajnm]

I will be able to confirm that it might take 5 to 6 Sprints as the 20 SPs are burned at the end of early sprints. Which also involves on the capacity, Tech depts and risk factor will taken to consideration.

[SrikanthM_]

Sprint acceleration can count and estimated

[DfFg-qhub]

6 sprint required as per the current runrate. it also depends velocity, Complexity and dependency of remaining story points

[MrMunna]

We know how many team members work in past sprints and we need to check the release plan. So that we can plan for the upcoming sprints and resource. If we have enought time will go with same team with out any change in scrum team will complete in 6 to 7 sprint or we need find the experience person to support the team to meet the time line.

[savvy]

Considering no change in capacity, no major blockers or dependencies the feature will be ready after another 6 sprints.

[nitinrao]

20 so per sprint..for 120 it will be 6 sprint. Addition 1 sprint in case holidays and capacity issue😊

[Ananya-mb]

It would require 6 sprints as there is no change in resources and no new requirements added by stalkholder/ PO

[vasanth]

3 sprints for 60 story points ' for another 120 story points..an average of 6 sprints is required .but what shud be in production ?