Study timetable maker.
Add your subjects, pick your days and hours, and get a weekly timetable that rotates every subject. Print it for the wall or send it on WhatsApp.
1. Your subjects
2. Study days
3. Your study time
My study timetable
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Change any slot with its menu. Your timetable stays saved in this browser.
How to use it.
Be honest about time
Plan the hours you really have after school, not the ones you wish you had.
Hardest subject first
Put the subject you find hardest in the first session, while you are fresh.
Keep one evening light
A rest evening each week keeps the plan going for months, not days.
Free resources.
PDFStudy plan · 2 pages, 123 KBBoard Exam Study Plan and Answer-Writing GuideAn eight-week plan, a daily routine and how to write answers that score.
PDFFormula sheet · 2 pages, 145 KBJEE Maths Formula SheetAlgebra, trigonometry, coordinate geometry, calculus, vectors and probability.
PDFRevision notes · 2 pages, 137 KBNEET Biology High-Yield NotesThe NCERT facts NEET asks most: cell biology, genetics, physiology, ecology.Questions.
How many hours should I study each day?
It depends on the class and the exam. Start with what you can keep up every day: two or three focused sessions after school is a steady base, with more in the weeks before exams.
How are the subjects spread across the week?
They rotate, so every subject comes up regularly and none takes the same slot every day. Change any slot with its menu, or set it to Rest.
Is my timetable saved?
Yes, in this browser only, so it is there when you come back. Nothing is sent to us unless you press a WhatsApp button.
Can I print it?
Yes. Press Print for a clean timetable on one page, ready for the wall.
Tell us what you need.
The class, the subject, and whether you want a tutor at home or online. Our office comes back with a tutor and a fee before anything starts.
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