Study Timetable Maker – Weekly Study Plan

Make a balanced weekly study timetable from your subjects and free time — edit any slot, then print it.

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1. Subjects and priority

2. When you study

Study timetable maker

A written plan makes it far easier to study consistently — especially before board exams, JEE, NEET or semester exams. This study timetable maker turns your subjects and the hours you have free into abalanced weekly timetable: subjects you mark as higher priority get more sessions, the same subject isn't repeated back-to-back, and breaks are built in. Edit any slot, then print it for your desk. It's saved on your device so you can come back and adjust it.

How to use it

  1. List your subjects and set a priority (1–5) for each.
  2. Choose your study days, start time, number of sessions and their length.
  3. Generate, adjust any cell, and print.

Example

A Class 10 student studying 3 sessions of 50 minutes from 5 pm, Monday to Saturday, has 18 sessions a week. With Maths and Science at priority 3, English and Social Science at 2 and Hindi at 1, the plan gives about 5 sessions each to Maths and Science, 3 each to English and Social Science, and 2 to Hindi — 15 hoursof study a week, finishing by 7:50 pm each day. Keep each session focused with thePomodoro timer, and revise facts with flashcards.

Frequently asked questions

How should I divide time between subjects?
Give more sessions to subjects that carry more marks or that you find harder, but touch every subject each week so nothing is forgotten. The priority slider does this automatically: a priority-3 subject gets about three times the sessions of a priority-1 subject.
How long should each study session be?
45–60 minutes with a 10–15 minute break works well for most students. Younger students may prefer 30-minute sessions. Pair this with the Pomodoro timer to stay focused during each session.
Can I change the timetable after generating it?
Yes — every cell is a drop-down, so you can swap subjects, add revision or mark a slot as free. Your timetable is saved on this device automatically.
How do I print it?
Tap Print. Only the timetable is printed (in landscape it fits best), so you can stick it on your wall or desk. On a phone, use Print → Save as PDF to keep a copy.

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