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A/L study plan and timetable

A/L is a long race with three deep subjects. StudyPlanner spreads the whole syllabus over the months you have, keeps earlier topics fresh with revision, and builds up to timed past papers, all fitted around tuition classes.

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Who it's for

A/L students in Sri Lanka (Science, Commerce, Arts, Technology streams)
A-Level students elsewhere
Repeat candidates planning a second attempt

What you get

Full syllabus coverage across 1 to 26 weeks
Repeated revision of earlier units
Past papers and model papers before the exam
Week grid, roadmap and printable PDF

How it works

Add your three subjects (and General English or GIT if needed) with the exam date and unit topics.
Mark free times outside school and tuition.
Choose session length and maximum sessions a day.
Make the timetable and replan monthly.

Example request

“A/L Physical Science: Combined Maths (weak in mechanics), Physics, Chemistry (weak in organic). Exam in 6 months. Tuition every weekday 3-6pm. Free after 7pm and weekends.”

What comes back

Mechanics and organic chemistry weighted higher
Units spread over 26 weeks
Revision rounds of earlier units
Model papers in the final month
Tuition hours left free

Tips for a better result

Split each subject into units as topics.
Replan every month as you finish units.
Put model and past papers in your topics for the last weeks.

Questions

Can it plan the whole A/L year?

It plans up to 26 weeks at a time. For longer, make a new plan when the first ends.

Does it work for Cambridge or Edexcel A-Levels?

Yes, add your subjects and exam dates; the method is the same.

How do I adjust after a bad week?

Ask for a replan (1 credit); completed sessions stay and the rest is reorganised.

Cost?

1 credit.

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Guide

How to study for A/L exams

A practical A/L study approach: cover the syllabus early, balance tuition and self-study, use past papers well, and plan the final months.

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