Study Planner Generator
Enter your subjects, days until the exam, and weekly study hours to get an instant weekly study plan that rotates every subject through fixed sessions with cycling topics.
Comma-separated subjects
Chapters or topics to cover
Enter your values to see the result.
How it works
Your exam date and weekly hours are converted into a session budget: days until the exam become weeks (rounded up), hours divide into equal weekday sessions of roughly 25–120 minutes each. Subjects then rotate through those fixed slots round-robin, so every subject recurs week after week on the same weekdays. That rhythm builds a study habit and spaces out each subject’s reviews — spaced repetition beats last-minute cramming. Topics cycle through your chosen topic count per subject, so chapters come back around at growing intervals instead of being covered once and forgotten. The final week is labelled a revision pass — treat those sessions as time to revisit the topics you found hardest rather than start new material. Everything runs locally in your browser: nothing is stored or sent anywhere, and changing any input regenerates the plan instantly.
Frequently asked questions
How are topics assigned to each session?
Round-robin: the sessions cycle through your topic count for each subject (topic 1, 2, 3 … then back to 1), so no chapter is skipped and every topic reappears multiple times before the exam — which is exactly what makes the material stick.
Why does each subject sit on fixed weekdays?
Fixed slots turn studying into a habit you do not have to renegotiate daily, and they guarantee regular spacing between reviews of the same subject. Spaced repetition on a predictable schedule consistently outperforms cramming everything into the final days.
I have three exams in two weeks — can I plan for all of them?
Plan around the earliest exam first: set the days-until-exam to that date and list only that exam’s subjects. Once it is done, run the planner again for the next batch of subjects with the remaining days.
Can I print or share my plan?
Yes — use the Copy result button to grab the full weekly plan as plain text, then paste it into your notes app, a document, or a message. It formats cleanly wherever plain text is welcome.