Your Subjects
Add the subjects you need to study. Set difficulty so harder subjects get more time.
How to Build the Perfect Study Timetable
A study timetable is only useful if it's realistic. The biggest mistake students make is creating a schedule they can't maintain — too many hours, no rest days, or equal time for all subjects regardless of difficulty.
Our generator avoids these traps by weighting subjects by difficulty. A Hard subject gets 2.5× the scheduling priority of an Easy one. If you also enter exam dates, the algorithm boosts urgency for subjects whose exams are approaching — so preparation effort scales with both difficulty and time pressure.
The schedule also uses spaced repetition principles — distributing each subject across multiple days rather than blocking the same subject for long consecutive stretches. Research consistently shows that spreading study of a topic over several shorter sessions produces better long-term retention than a single long session.
Print the generated schedule and put it on your wall or desk. A physical timetable is far more effective than a digital one for most students — it's always visible, always present, and can't be accidentally closed.