Study Plan for the 30 Days Before an Exam
The short answer
With 30 days left, 4 hours a day, a rest day every 7 days and a fifth kept for revision, you get 4 rest days, 21 days of learning and 5 of revision. That is 104 hours in all, 84 for learning and 20 for revision.
Study time until the exam
104 hours
26 study days of 4 hours, plus 4 rest days
Learning days
21
Revision days
5
Revision hours
20 h
| Subject | Total hours | Each learning day | Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Subject 1 | 28 h | 1.3 h | 33% |
| Subject 2 | 28 h | 1.3 h | 33% |
| Subject 3 | 28 h | 1.3 h | 33% |
Harder subjects get more time and covered topics get less. It is a starting point: move hours around when a subject turns out easier or harder than you thought.
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How to: Study Plan for the 30 Days Before an Exam
- 1Type the days left and the hours you can study each day.
- 2Choose how often to rest, and how much of the time to keep for revision.
- 3Add your subjects, how hard each is and how much you have covered.
- 4Read the hours for each subject and the daily split.
At a glance
- Rest days
- 4 days
- Learning and revision
- 21 days and 5 days
- Total hours
- 104 hours
Frequently asked questions
Why include rest days?
A rested mind remembers more. One rest day a week costs a few hours but usually brings them back in better focus.
How does the tool decide hours for each subject?
It gives more time to harder subjects and to those you have covered less. You can change the difficulty and coverage of each subject to see the split move.