About this calculator
A useful revision timetable should not split time equally. Subjects with closer exams, lower confidence and higher priority usually deserve more attention. This planner uses those factors to suggest both weekly subject time and study sessions across the days you are available.
How to use it
- Set how many hours you can realistically study this week and choose a session length.
- Choose the days you are available to study.
- Add each subject, exam date, confidence level and priority.
- Use the suggested week as your starting timetable and adjust it around real life.
How the revision plan is prioritised
The planner gives more weight to subjects that are marked high priority, have lower confidence, or have an exam approaching sooner. It then divides your available weekly time into manageable sessions.
What confidence means
Use 1 when you feel very unsure about a subject and 5 when you feel confident. A lower confidence score increases the suggested revision time.
Keep the timetable realistic
A timetable you can actually follow is more useful than one that fills every spare hour. Start with the time you genuinely have, then review the plan each week as exams get closer.