Is this study planner free?

Yes. It is free to use in your browser.

Do you save my plan online?

No. Your plan is saved only on this device in local storage until you print it.

Can I print the timetable?

Yes. This tool is made for paper use - generate your plan, then Print or Save as PDF and follow it offline.

Free Study Planner & Time Table Generator for Government Exams

Plan Configuration

Target Exam

Exam Date

Must be a future date

Daily Study Hours: 6 Hours

1 hr16 hrs

More options (optional)

Same hours on weekend

Revision time %

Weekly rest day

Preparation level

Weak subjects (optional)

Mock tests per week

Subjects to Prepare

💡 Planning Tips

Set realistic daily goals
Prioritize difficult subjects
Take regular 10-min breaks
Review previous day topics
Stay consistent with schedule

📋 Success Strategy

Phase 1: Complete syllabus (50% time)
Phase 2: Multiple revisions (30% time)
Phase 3: Mock tests & analysis (20% time)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How does the study planner work?

Enter your exam, date, daily hours and subjects. We build a 3-phase plan with revision cycles, mock schedule and a weekly timetable. Print it and use on paper.

What are the three phases of the study plan?

Phase 1 covers syllabus completion, Phase 2 focuses on revision cycles, and Phase 3 is for mock tests and final preparation.

Can I print my study timetable?

Yes. After generating, click Print / Save PDF. Choose "Save as PDF" in the print dialog to keep a digital copy.

Is my data saved online?

No. Everything stays in your browser on this device until you clear it or start over.

How many hours should I study daily?

It depends on the exam. SSC/Banking: 6–8 hrs, UPSC: 8–10 hrs, State exams: 5–7 hrs. Use the slider to match your schedule.

What if I fall behind schedule?

Print a fresh plan with updated dates, or use "Create New Plan" to regenerate. Adjust daily hours or subjects as needed.