Turn 'too much syllabus, too little time' into a daily target you can actually hit.
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The most common exam mistake is not finishing the syllabus, or finishing it with no time to revise. Splitting what is left into a daily and weekly target makes the work visible and keeps you on track.
Enter the size of the syllabus, what you have done and the exam date. The calculator keeps your chosen revision days free at the end, spreads the remaining chapters over your study days, and gives a week-by-week progress target.
| Total chapters / topics in the syllabus | 30 |
| Already completed | 8 |
| Or days left until the exam | 60 days |
| Count the syllabus in | chapters |
| Study days a week | 6 days |
| Days to keep for revision | 10 days |
| Study hours a day | 4 hours |
| You need to finish | 0.51 chapters per study day (3.1 a week) |
| Finish the syllabus by | Sat, 2 Jan 2027 and then revise for 10 days |
| Time per chapter | 7 h 48 min at 4 hours a day |
| Study days left | 43 (of 60 days to the exam) |
| Done so far | 27% (8 of 30) |
0.51 chapters per study day (3.1 a week).
| Total chapters / topics in the syllabus | 120 |
| Already completed | 20 |
| Or days left until the exam | 150 days |
| Count the syllabus in | topics |
| Study days a week | 6 days |
| Days to keep for revision | 30 days |
| Study hours a day | 6 hours |
| You need to finish | 0.97 topics per study day (5.8 a week) |
| Finish the syllabus by | Sat, 13 Mar 2027 and then revise for 30 days |
| Time per topic | 6 h 10 min at 6 hours a day |
| Study days left | 103 (of 150 days to the exam) |
| Done so far | 17% (20 of 120) |
0.97 topics per study day (5.8 a week).
For board and semester exams, 1–2 weeks; for big competitive exams such as JEE, NEET or UPSC prelims, 4–8 weeks of revision and mock tests.
Re-enter today's numbers each week — the plan updates. Use the free day in your week to catch up.
Use spaced repetition: revise each chapter after 1 day, 1 week and 1 month, and practise previous years' papers.