Build a revision plan from remaining topics, difficult chapters, review time, and days before the exam. It estimates daily revision load and prioritizes weak areas before finals.
Enter total topics, topics already reviewed, difficult topics, and average minutes per topic. The calculator assumes a 10-day revision window for quick exam planning.
Difficult topics receive extra review weight because they usually require more practice and repetition.
The result shows total revision hours and daily topic load. A lower load means you are close to ready. A high load means difficult topics should be prioritized immediately.
The default 10-day window is useful for final review planning. Adjust mentally if your actual exam window is shorter or longer.
If 14 topics remain, 5 are difficult, and each topic takes 45 minutes, total revision time is about 13.1 hours.
Divide remaining topics by the number of days left in your revision plan.
You can finish if the daily revision time is within your available study time.
Start with difficult chapters that also have high exam weight or frequent mistakes.
Multiply remaining topics by average review time and add extra time for difficult topics.
A strong schedule reviews weak topics first, then uses the final days for practice tests and error correction.
| Module | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Main result | Primary study metric with status |
| Health score | 0 to 100 planning quality indicator |
| Risk signal | Shows whether action is needed |
| Recommendation | Specific next step based on the result |