Exam Countdown & Study Planner

See exactly how many days are left for your exam and get a daily target to finish the syllabus while keeping time for revision, mock tests and weekly rest.

Days left
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—Topics per study day
—Finish new topics by
—Days for revision & mocks
—Hours per topic

How the plan is made

  1. Days left are counted from today to the exam date.
  2. The last part of that time (25% by default) is kept for revision and full mock tests.
  3. In the remaining learning time, your weekly rest days are removed to get real study days.
  4. Topics left ÷ study days gives your daily target.

Tips to stick to the plan

UPSC aspirant? Check how many attempts you have left with the UPSC attempts calculator.

Frequently asked questions

How much time should I keep for revision?
For most competitive exams, keep the last 20% to 25% of your time for revision and mock tests, and at least two to three full revisions of important topics.
Should I take a day off every week?
One lighter or rest day a week helps avoid burnout over long preparation. The planner lets you choose 0, 1 or 2 rest days a week.
What if I fall behind?
Update 'topics already done' every week. The daily target recalculates for the days left, so you always know the new pace you need.
Topics or chapters?
Use whatever unit you track: chapters, topics, units or video lectures. Just keep it consistent.

Last updated: 2026-11-01