Exam Backward Planner + Spaced Revision Tool

Planning for exams usually fails because we start randomly and revise too late. This tool creates a clear day-by-day plan from your exam date backwards, and adds spaced revision automatically. It works instantly in your browser, without login or any paid API.

Benefits

  • Builds a realistic daily plan from Start Date → Exam Date
  • Auto revision schedule using 1-3-7-14 (or other rules)
  • Optional weekly buffer day for catch-up
  • Handles missed days by shifting the plan forward
  • Export your schedule to calendar (.ICS) and print it

When to use
Use it for board exams, competitive exams, university tests, certifications, or any subject list where you need a balanced plan.

Exam Backward Planner + Spaced Revision
Instant plan • No login • Works on mobile
Build your plan
Go step-by-step. Use Next to continue.
Subjects
Add subjects + set priority + topics.
Ready.
Plan Preview
No plan yet

How to use

  1. Select your start date and your exam date.
  2. Enter how many minutes you can study on weekdays and weekends.
  3. Choose study days and optionally pick one weekly buffer day.
  4. Add your subjects, set priority (1–5), and topics/chapters count.
  5. Click Generate Plan. Your schedule appears instantly.
  6. Use Print or Download .ICS to keep it in your calendar.

Tips for best results

  • Keep one buffer day per week to avoid burnout and missed targets.
  • In the last week, focus more on revision and past papers.
  • If you miss a few days, update “missed days recovery” and regenerate.

FAQ

Q1. Is this tool free and instant?
Yes. It runs in your browser and generates a plan immediately.

Q2. What is spaced revision (1-3-7-14)?
It means you revise the same topic after 1 day, then 3, then 7, then 14 to improve retention.

Q3. Can I use this for multiple subjects?
Yes. Add any number of subjects and set priority for each.

Q4. Does it work on mobile?
Yes. The layout is responsive and avoids theme conflicts.

Q5. Do you store my data?
No server storage. Your saved plan uses local browser storage only.

Learn here how to use this Tool:

https://studypilot.site/how-to-use-exam-backward-planner/