Study Planner: Share Study Time Fairly Across Subjects
Without a plan, one subject eats the whole evening and the rest get nothing. An even split across subjects keeps every topic moving.
What is the Study Planner?
List the subjects you need to cover, set how many hours you can study each day and for how many days, and the planner divides the total time evenly across subjects and shows a daily target. An even split is a fair starting point; move time toward weaker subjects once you see the plan.
How to use it
- List your subjects separated by commas.
- Set your daily study hours and the number of days.
- Click Build My Study Plan.
- Follow the daily target, moving time to weaker subjects as needed.
Worked example
Studying 2 hours a day for 5 days across Math, History, and Biology gives 10 hours total, about 3.33 hours per subject.
How do I split 10 study hours across 3 subjects?
Divide the total by the number of subjects: 10 hours across 3 subjects is about 3.33 hours each, or about 0.67 hours per subject per day over 5 days.
Frequently asked questions
Should every subject really get equal time?
Equal time is a fair starting point; shift extra hours to subjects where you are weakest once the plan is visible.
What counts as a study day here?
Any day you study the set hours, whether a weekday, a weekend day, or a revision day before a test.