A realistic revision plan in a minute
The hardest part of exam season isn't the amount of content, it's knowing where to start and how much time each subject deserves. This tool builds a daily timetable from today to your first exam, gives harder subjects more sessions, mixes subjects within each day, and keeps the final day for a light review.
How to use it
- Set the start date and the date of your first exam.
- Enter how many hours you can realistically study per day and pick a session length.
- Add your subjects and rate how hard each one is for you: a hard subject gets three times the sessions of an easy one.
- Click “Build the plan”, then print it or copy it to your phone.
How sessions are allocated
- Total sessions (days × daily sessions) are shared out by difficulty weight.
- Each subject comes back at regular intervals — better for memory than blocking one subject for days.
- The same subject is kept out of back-to-back sessions where possible.
- An optional weekly rest day, and a last-day light review with an early night.
Sticking to it
Plan what you can actually do: three focused hours beat eight on paper. Start with the hardest subject while you're fresh, take 5–10 minute breaks between sessions (try the Pomodoro timer), and if you miss a session, just carry on from where you are.