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University exam study timetable

University finals often come as several papers in one or two weeks, after a semester of lectures, labs and part-time shifts. StudyPlanner takes each module with its exam date, how confident you feel and its topics, then places study sessions only in the hours you are really free, so every module gets its time before its own paper.

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Who it's for

Undergraduates with four to eight modules in one exam period
Students who work part-time or commute
Postgraduates preparing for end-of-semester papers

What you get

A plan that runs to your last exam, up to 26 weeks
Each module ready before its own exam date, not just the last one
Topics from your module outlines placed into sessions
Week grid, day by day, by-subject and roadmap views
Printable PDF and a timetable app you can tick off

How it works

Add each module with its exam date, confidence and main topics (up to 20).
Tap the times you are free on the week grid, leaving out lectures and shifts.
In Adjust, set session length, the most sessions a day and times you can't study.
Make the timetable (1 credit), then move, edit or tick sessions for free.

Example request

“Microeconomics (exam 8 Jan, weak; topics: elasticity, market structures, game theory), Statistics (10 Jan, ok), Accounting (13 Jan, strong), Business Law (15 Jan, ok). Free weekday mornings except Tuesday, Thursday evenings and Sunday afternoons. I work Saturdays. 60-minute sessions.”

What comes back

More Microeconomics sessions, since it is weak and comes first
Statistics and Accounting mixed in through the weeks, not left to the end
Business Law still placed before 15 Jan
No sessions on Saturdays or Tuesday mornings
Practice-question sessions closer to each exam

Tips for a better result

Copy topics from your module outline or past paper list so sessions have clear goals.
Leave out lecture, lab and work hours when you tap your free times.
Use 'times you can't study' in Adjust for fixed things like shifts or sports.
If a week goes badly, ask for a replan in plain words (1 credit); finished sessions stay.

Questions

My exams are only two days apart. Can it handle that?

Yes. Sessions for each module are placed only before that module's own exam, and subjects are mixed so the later papers still fit in time.

How far ahead can it plan?

From 1 to 26 weeks. Until you set the weeks yourself, the plan runs to your last exam date.

What if I don't list topics?

The planner asks the AI for typical exam topics for that subject, but your own module topics give much better sessions.

Is it free?

Making a timetable costs 1 credit. Guests get 2 free credits a day and free accounts get 5. Moving, editing and ticking sessions is free.

Can I keep it on my phone?

Download the timetable app (HTML) to open on any device, or print the timetable as a PDF.

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