How does the Study Timetable Generator decide my weekly plan?

It anchors your coaching/heavy school days as fixed (light revision only), then rotates your exam's subjects across your genuinely free days for deep-focus blocks, reserves your second-to-last free day for a weekly mock test or full revision, and keeps your last free day as real rest rather than more content.

What if I have coaching every single day?

The tool will flag it — even one genuinely free day matters for a sustainable weekly rhythm. Try marking at least one day as free, even if it means a shorter coaching session that day.

Does this timetable account for board exam revision too?

Not directly — it's built around JEE/NEET subject rotation specifically. Board-pattern revision needs its own dedicated time, especially closer to board exam dates.

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Study Timetable Generator

Mark your coaching/heavy school days, and get a realistic weekly plan built around subject rotation, a weekly mock day, and real rest — not just more hours crammed in.

Which days do you have coaching or a heavy school day?

Day	Focus
Monday	Light revision only — today's class topics
Tuesday	Light revision only — today's class topics
Wednesday	Light revision only — today's class topics
Thursday	Light revision only — today's class topics
Friday	Light revision only — today's class topics
Saturday	Weekly mock test or full-syllabus revision + error log review
Sunday	Buffer + genuine rest — catch up on whatever slipped, then switch off

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