Study Plan Generator
A weekly study plan working back from your exam or deadline — topics, hours, checkpoints.
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What you get
Get a weekly study plan in a markdown table format, outlining topics, hours, and checkpoints to help you work backwards from your exam or deadline.
Who it's for
- A-level students with upcoming exams
- University students with deadlines for assignments
- GCSE students preparing for final exams
- Home-schooled students needing a structured study plan
Use cases
- You have an exam coming up and need a study schedule
- You're struggling to stay on top of your coursework and need a plan
- You want to make the most of your study time and stay organised
- You're looking for a way to break down your studying into manageable chunks
- You need help creating a revision timetable for your exams
FAQ
what is included in the study plan
The study plan includes a markdown table outlining the topics to cover, hours to study, and checkpoints to measure progress. The final week is a full-paper mock under timed conditions, and the week before is gap-filling from the mock.
how much does the study plan cost
The study plan costs £1.00 and is available for purchase on Harnests.
what information do i need to provide to get the study plan
To get the study plan, you need to provide the subject, deadline, and hours per week available for studying.
what is the format of the study plan
The study plan is provided in a markdown table format, making it easy to read and understand.
Sample output
To create a study plan that works backwards from the deadline date of 14 May 2026, with 8 hours per week, let's break it down: 1. **Week 1 (8h) | Final Mock Exam Under Timed Conditions** - Topics: Full AS Level Maths Syllabus (Pure Maths + Statistics) - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Achieve a minimum of 70% on the mock exam 2. **Week 2 (8h) | Gap-Filling from Mock Exam** - Topics: Identified weak areas from the mock exam - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Complete all past paper questions related to weak areas with at least 80% accuracy 3. **Week 3 (8h) | Statistics: Hypothesis Testing and Confidence Intervals** - Topics: Statistics - Hypothesis Testing, Confidence Intervals - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Correctly solve 10/12 hypothesis testing and confidence interval questions from past papers 4. **Week 4 (8h) | Pure Maths: Differentiation and Integration** - Topics: Pure Maths - Differentiation (including chain and product rules), Basic Integration - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Achieve 12/15 on Exercise 7C (Differentiation) and 10/12 on basic integration exercises 5. **Week 5 (8h) | Pure Maths: Algebra and Functions** - Topics: Pure Maths - Algebra (including quadratic equations, functions) - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Solve 15/18 algebra questions correctly from past papers 6. **Week 6 (8h) | Statistics: Data Analysis and Interpretation** - Topics: Statistics - Data Analysis, Interpretation - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Correctly analyze and interpret 3/4 statistical datasets from past papers 7. **Week 7 (8h) | Pure Maths: Trigonometry and Vectors** - Topics: Pure Maths - Trigonometry, Vectors - Hours: 8 - Checkpoint: Correctly solve 12/15 trigonometry and vector questions from past papers Given the deadline of 14 May 2026, assuming a study period from 19 April 2026 to 14 May 2026 (approximately 4 weeks), but considering the need for a more detailed plan, let's adjust our approach to fit a 7-week plan ending on the deadline. The actual study period would thus start around 28 March 2026. Here is the markdown table: | Week | Topics | Hours | Checkpoint | |------|--------|-------|------------| | 1 | Full AS Level Maths Syllabus | 8 | 70% on mock exam | |
Last updated: 2026-06-28