Make it work
- Study in 45–50 minute blocks with short breaks
- Keep an error log and revise it every Sunday
- Sleep 7–8 hours — memory consolidates during sleep
TOOL · REVISION TIMETABLE
Revision timetable maker
Enter your first exam date, subjects and study hours for a day-by-day plan you can print.
IN SHORT
A good revision plan rotates subjects so none goes cold, tests you once a week, and keeps the last week for full papers in exam timing. The maker builds that pattern from your dates.
Updated · Mayo International School, Patparganj, East Delhi
Revision timetable maker
Worked out in your browser — nothing you enter is sent or saved.
- Subjects a day
- Two
- Weekly
- One sample paper
- Last week
- Full papers
Questions parents ask
How many hours should I study for board exams?
Five to six focused hours a day in the last two months is plenty for most students, with breaks and full sleep.
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