Tools
Study Session Planner
This study planner turns your exam date, subjects, and available time into a usable day-by-day study schedule.
It also weights harder subjects more heavily, carves out revision time near the end, and gives you a printable output you can actually follow.
How To Use This Tool
- Set your exam date, number of subjects, and hours available per day.
- Name each subject and assign an easy, medium, or hard difficulty level.
- Choose your preferred work style and review the generated schedule below.
Timing tip: Take Smart Caffeine 15 minutes before your first study block when you need a clean 80mg focus dose without overcomplicating your schedule.
Study plan overview
You have 21 days until the exam. This planner uses 30-minute study blocks and reserves the final 20% of your schedule for revision.
Per-subject hours
- Subject 1: 20 hours (medium)
- Subject 2: 26.7 hours (hard)
- Subject 3: 13.3 hours (easy)
Daily study schedule
11 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
12 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
13 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
14 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
15 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
16 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 3
17 Mar
Rest day
Rest / reset
18 Mar
Study day
Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
19 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
20 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
21 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
22 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
23 Mar
Study day
Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2 • Subject 2
24 Mar
Rest day
Rest / reset
25 Mar
Study day
Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3 • Subject 3
26 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
27 Mar
Study day
Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1 • Subject 1
28 Mar
Revision day
Mixed revision • Past papers • Weak-topic review
29 Mar
Revision day
Mixed revision • Past papers • Weak-topic review
30 Mar
Revision day
Mixed revision • Past papers • Weak-topic review
31 Mar
Revision day
Mixed revision • Past papers • Weak-topic review
FAQ
Why allocate more time to hard subjects?
Difficulty weighting stops easy subjects from quietly stealing time that tougher subjects need in order to become exam-ready.
Why reserve the last 20% for revision?
Because raw coverage is not enough. Retrieval, consolidation, and mixed review become more important as the exam gets closer.
Can I print the study plan?
Yes. Use the print button in the planner to open a simple printable layout.
