How the Study Timetable Generator Works
This tool uses a fixed set of rules, not artificial intelligence. It turns your daily study hours into 25-minute study sessions, shares those sessions between your subjects according to difficulty, and writes out a time-stamped plan for every day until your exam.
- Study sessions: your daily hours are cut into 25-minute Pomodoro sessions.
- Breaks: a 5-minute break follows each session, and a 15-minute break follows every 4th session. The day never ends on a break.
- Time share: sessions are split between weak, medium and strong subjects using the focus mode you pick. If one group is empty, its share is passed to the other groups.
- Chapters: inside a group, subjects with more chapters get more sessions.
- Rotation: sessions are mixed so the same subject rarely comes twice in a row, and the starting subject changes every day.
Focus modes
| Mode | Weak | Medium | Strong | Good for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Balanced | 40% | 35% | 25% | 30 or more days left |
| Intense | 50% | 35% | 15% | Last few weeks |
| Equal | 33% | 33% | 34% | Even revision |
With many subjects and few study hours, some subjects may get no session in a day. The tool warns you when this happens. Increase your daily hours or remove a subject to fix it.
Tips for using your timetable
- Follow the breaks. They are part of the plan.
- Take a practice test every week and re-rate your weak subjects.
- Keep time for sleep and meals. Regenerate the plan whenever your exam date or subjects change.
- Your subject names and settings stay in your browser and are not uploaded.