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Study Timetable Maker

Create a weekly study timetable in minutes — set your hours, add subjects, auto-fill and print.

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How to make a study timetable that works

  1. Block fixed times first — school/college, tuition, meals, sleep (7–8 hours).
  2. Hardest subject at your best time — for most people, early morning.
  3. Use 50/10 or 25/5 cycles — study, then a short break.
  4. Mix subjects — don't do three hours of one subject in a row.
  5. Keep a weekly revision slot and one free evening.

Sample timetable for board exams

TimeActivity
5:30–7:30Maths / toughest subject
7:30–8:30Breakfast, get ready
8:30–2:30School
4:00–5:30Science (theory + numericals)
5:30–6:00Break / walk
6:00–7:30Second subject
8:30–9:30Revision / previous papers
10:00Sleep

Run timed mock tests with the exam timer. Your timetable stays in your browser only — nothing is saved on a server.

Frequently asked questions

How many hours should I study a day?

For board or entrance exams, 6–8 focused hours a day outside school is common in the final months. Quality and breaks matter more than raw hours.

Can I print the timetable?

Yes — tap Print / Save PDF. On a phone, choose 'Save as PDF' in the print dialog.

Is my timetable saved?

It stays on the page while it is open. Print or save it as PDF to keep a copy.

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