Study Hours Planner
Turn the days left before your exam into hours for each subject, with rest days and a revision period, so you know what to study each day.
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 use Study Hours Planner
- 1Enter how many days are left, or pick the exam date.
- 2Say how many hours you can study each day, and whether you want rest days.
- 3List your subjects, how hard each is, and how much is already covered.
- 4Read the hours each subject gets, and follow the daily hours.
Frequently asked questions
How are the hours shared between subjects?
Harder subjects get more, and a subject you have already covered gets less. Easy, medium and hard count as 1, 1.5 and 2 parts, reduced by the share already covered.
How many days should I keep for revision?
Many students keep the last fifth of their study days for revision and practice papers, so the tool starts at 20 percent. Change it to suit you.
Does it make a day-by-day timetable?
It gives the hours each subject should get on every learning day. You decide the order, which is easy to change when a subject takes longer than planned.
Is my plan saved?
No. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere, so take a screenshot or write the hours down if you want to keep the plan.