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Study schedule maker

Your exam date, the topics and the hours you have. Get a day-by-day plan that covers everything, with practice and a mock exam before the real one.

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    Keep it going

    Exams, study plan, focus timer and habits. One free app.

    HabitsIA keeps your countdowns, fills your study plan as you focus and reminds you every morning.

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    What a good study schedule looks like

    Good plans have three phases. Learn each topic first, then do practice problems topic by topic, and finish with mixed review and a timed mock exam a couple of days before, so you still have time to fix what you got wrong.

    The day before the exam stays light: summaries and formulas only, and a good night's sleep. It does more for your grade than one more late night.

    Stick to it

    Use the Pomodoro study timer for each session and keep an exam countdown open so the date stays real.

    Questions
    How do I make a study schedule for an exam?+

    Count the days you can study before the exam, decide the total hours you need, and split them: about half to learn each topic, then practice problems per topic, then mixed review, a timed mock exam and a light review the day before. This tool does that split for you.

    How many hours should I study for a final exam?+

    It depends on the subject and how much you already know, but 10 to 20 hours spread over one or two weeks works for most university finals. Spreading it out beats cramming the same hours into two days.

    Can I take days off?+

    Yes. Pick your days off (Sunday by default) and the plan only uses the days you can study.

    Is it free? Can I save the plan?+

    It's free and needs no account. Copy the plan as text, or put it in HabitsIA (also free) to get reminders, a focus timer and progress toward your hours.