Exam Study Planner
Get a day-by-day study plan for JEE, NEET or CBSE: a topic for every day, time for study, practice and a mini-test, and a revision day every week.
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The planner turns three facts - your exam, the days left and the hours you can study - into a day-by-day schedule. It runs in your browser and needs no account.
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Choose your exam
JEE Main, NEET, CBSE Class 12 and CBSE Class 10 have their own topic lists. Under More you will find exams that share one of those syllabi, such as JEE Advanced, ICSE Class 10, ISC Class 12 and state board exams, which use the closest list.
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Enter the days until your exam
Anything from 7 to 365 days. Every seventh day is kept for revision and a full mock test, and the last day is light revision only.
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Set your daily hours
Pick 6 or 8 hours or type your own. Each study day is split 60% learning the topic, 25% practice and 15% a timed mini-test.
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List weak subjects or topics (optional)
Separate them with commas, for example Organic, Calculus. Matching topics move to the front of the plan, so you meet them while you still have the most time.
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Generate and follow it
Topics rotate between subjects so you never spend a whole week on one. When every topic has been covered once, the plan starts a second round of revision in the same order.
Worked examples
JEE Main, 30 days, 6 hours a day
- •Day 1 Physics: Mechanics - Newton's Laws, day 2 Chemistry: Physical - Mole Concept, day 3 Maths: Algebra - Quadratic Equations
- •Each study day: 3h 36min study + 1h 30min practice + 54min mini-test
- •Days 7, 14, 21 and 28 are revision and mock-test days
30 planned days, 6 hours each
Same plan with weak topic "Calculus"
- •Day 1 Maths: Calculus - Limits & Derivatives
- •Day 2 Maths: Calculus - Integration
- •Day 3 onwards: the usual Physics, Chemistry, Maths rotation
Weak topics first, everything else after
NEET, 60 days, 8 hours a day
- •Rotates Physics, Chemistry and Biology topics
- •Each study day: 4h 48min study + 2h practice + 1h 12min mini-test
- •Eight revision and mock-test days, plus a light final day
60 planned days, 8 hours each
CBSE Class 10, 14 days, 4 hours a day
- •Science, Maths and Social Science topics in turn
- •Each study day: 2h 24min study + 1h practice + 36min mini-test
- •Day 7 is revision and a mock test; day 14 is light revision
14 planned days, 4 hours each
Getting the most from the plan
Use the mini-test slot every day, even when a topic feels done: answering timed questions shows what you can actually recall. Free topic-wise practice questions with answers and explanations are on the MegaExams practice pages.
Treat the plan as a starting point. If a topic takes two days, move the rest along by a day; the order matters more than the exact dates.
Frequently asked questions
Is the study planner free? +
Yes. It is free, needs no sign-up, and the plan is made in your browser. Nothing you enter is sent or stored.
How are the hours divided? +
Each study day is 60% learning, 25% practice and 15% mini-test. With 6 hours that is 3h 36min, 1h 30min and 54min.
What happens on revision days? +
Every seventh day replaces new topics with revision of the past six days and a full-length mock test.
Can I save the plan? +
Print the page or take a screenshot. Nothing is stored, so generating again gives the same plan for the same inputs.
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