Build a weekly study plan you can actually follow.
Set your available time, rank each subject by priority, and create a private timetable that stays within your real weekly capacity.
My study day
Use JavaScript to save sessions on this device, or open the study planner.
This is a repeating weekly routine. The planner divides only complete sessions that fit inside each day. Subject exam dates update the countdown, but do not automatically reserve paper days. For date-specific revision, use Exam Timetable.
Saving is optional and uses this browser only. The planner does not upload subjects, dates, progress, or exports.
These checkmarks belong to this timetable. Save dated sessions below to track each week in My study day.
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Save the next seven days. Existing sessions and completion records are kept. Review the dated sessions and move any revision you do not want on a confirmed paper day.
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Private weekly study timetable for exam preparation
Use the planner for school-leaving, entrance, professional, or university exams. Presets are editable subject samples, not official syllabus or paper-date records. Add the exact date for each paper from the relevant examination authority.
The planner gives higher-priority subjects a larger share of the complete sessions that fit your availability. You can track sessions, download a text copy, or use the browser print dialog for PDF. Saving is optional and stays on this device.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does subject priority affect the timetable?
High-priority subjects receive a larger share of the available sessions. The total never exceeds the complete sessions that fit your weekly capacity.
Can I save or export my timetable?
You can explicitly save it on this device, download a text copy, or use Print / PDF. Nothing is uploaded by the planner.
Are preset exam dates official paper dates?
No. Presets are editable subject samples. Confirm every exact paper date on the linked official timetable before relying on a countdown.