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Most revision plans fail at the first honest question: how many hours do you actually have? Between now and the exam sit a fixed number of days, and every hour you plan must come from one of them. This planner totals your real hours, splits them across your subjects, holds back a third for past papers — the highest-yield revision there is — and tells you the day to stop learning and start testing.
Work out exactly how many revision hours you have before the exam, how those split across subjects, and when to switch from learning to past papers.
As a rough guide, 15-30 focused hours per subject suits most exams; the calculator compares your total against that band and tells you honestly where you stand.
Around the 60% mark of your revision window. Testing early feels premature and works: it shows you the real syllabus before it is too late.
Two genuinely focused hours daily beats eight distracted ones. Attention is the currency — the timetable only works if the blocks are real.
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