Enter your exam date
Set the date of your exam and how many days you have.
Productivity Tool
Study Planner
Build a realistic day-wise study plan with revision and buffer days.
Build a realistic study plan
Topic time starts at 30 minutes × difficulty. Adjust the estimates below. Changes save on this device.
About this tool
What is Study Planner?
Study Planner builds a day-by-day study plan from your exam date and the topics you have to cover. It spreads the work across the days you have, adds revision days and keeps buffer days free so a bad day does not derail the plan.
Useful when you need to
- Turn a long syllabus into a daily schedule
- Plan revision backwards from an exam date
- Leave buffer time for backlog and surprises
- Share a clear plan with a study partner
How to use
How to use Study Planner
01 02 List your topics
Add the subjects or chapters you need to cover.
03 Set revision and buffer days
Choose how many days to keep for revision and for spare time.
04 Generate the plan
Read the day-wise schedule, adjust if needed and keep it somewhere visible.
Tips
Get better results
- Put the hardest topics early, when you have the most energy and time to recover.
- Do not skip the buffer days. They are what make the plan realistic.
- Tick things off each day, and re-run the plan if you fall behind.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How many buffer days should I keep?
One buffer day for every five to seven study days is a sensible starting point.
Can I plan more than one subject?
Add each subject or chapter as topics so the plan covers everything.
Does it use AI?
No. The plan is built from your inputs by a simple scheduling method.
Is my plan saved?
Keep a copy of the plan you generate, for example by copying or saving it.