Study Time Planner
Allocate available study hours across subjects by priority and days until the exam.
List your subjects with difficulty and priority, set the days left and hours you can study daily, and get a fair allocation for each subject.
How to use it
- 1Add each subject with a difficulty and priority level.
- 2Enter how many days remain until your exams and hours available per day.
- 3See total hours split across subjects based on difficulty and priority.
- 4Use the weekly summary to plan daily sessions.
Subjects
Add each subject with a difficulty and priority level.
Result
Total study hours
21.0
- Mathematics
- 9.0 hrs
- History
- 4.5 hrs
- Chemistry
- 7.5 hrs
Hours are split proportionally to each subject's combined difficulty and priority score.
Frequently asked questions
- How is time allocated between subjects?
- Each subject gets a weight from its difficulty and priority; total hours are split proportionally to those weights.
- Can I change how many days I have left?
- Yes, update the days-until-exam field any time and the whole plan recalculates.
- What if I have very little time available?
- The planner still splits proportionally, but consider raising daily hours or dropping lower-priority subjects.
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