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Revision timetable generator

Enter your subjects, exam dates and the hours you can study. Get a week-by-week plan that puts more time on your weakest subjects.

How the timetable is built

  • Weighting: subjects you rate as weak get up to three times the sessions of ones you rate as strong.
  • Spacing: the same subject is not repeated in back-to-back slots, so each topic comes round again after a gap. Spaced practice beats cramming.
  • Deadlines: a subject drops out of the plan once its last exam has passed, and gets extra slots in the final fortnight before it.
  • Session length: sessions are 45 minutes, so an hour of study is one session plus a break.

Get the most from it

  1. Rate confidence honestly. Use your last mock or test result, not how you feel about the subject.
  2. Put realistic hours. Two focused hours on a school day beats a plan for five that you abandon by Wednesday.
  3. In each session, test yourself first: a past paper question, flashcards or a blank-page recall. Then use your notes to fill gaps.
  4. Rebuild the plan every two weeks as your confidence changes.

Need the techniques to fill each slot? Read revision techniques that work and how to make a GCSE revision timetable.

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