Exam countdown planner

How it works

Days left = the number of days from today to your exam date. Study days = days left × study days each week ÷ 7, rounded to a whole day.

The last fifth of your study days is kept for revision. The days before that are for learning the chapters. Chapters each week = chapters ÷ the weeks that are left for learning, and hours for each chapter = learning days × study hours each day ÷ chapters.

Your dates and numbers stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded or saved, so write down the plan if you want to keep it.

Common questions

How do I find the date of my exam?

Use the date in the official notice or date sheet of your board or university. Dates can change, so check the notice again from time to time.

Why is a fifth of the time kept for revision?

Revision helps you remember what you studied earlier. Many students find that the last weeks work best for solving past papers and mock tests, so the planner keeps a fifth of your study days for them.

What if I have fewer days than I need?

Study the chapters with the most marks first, use the topic questions and chapter tests on this site, and keep the revision days. A shorter plan that you follow is better than a long plan that you do not.