Weekly Study Planner

Plan your week, tick off what you finish and look back on Sunday. Fill it here or print it blank.

Your planner

One page for your whole week

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UPSC Gurus, Weekly Study Planner (upscgurus.in)

Week starting (Monday)

Goals for this week

Three is plenty. Make them specific, like “Finish Polity chapters 5 to 8”.

Day by day

Add a few tasks to each day and tick them as you finish.

Current affairs, every day

Tick each day you read the news or Current Canvas.

Answer-writing log

Record your answers and writing time. Over time, notice changes in your approach, structure and pace.

Sunday reflection

Take five quiet minutes to reflect. Be as kind to yourself as you would be to a friend.

What went well this week?

What will I change next week?

Questions

A few things people ask us

Where is my planner saved?

In this browser on this device. If you clear your browser data or switch devices, it will not come along, so print or save a PDF of any week you want to keep.

How many tasks should I add each day?

Three to five is a good range. A short list you finish feels better and teaches you more about your pace than a long one you keep carrying forward.

Where can I find questions for my answer-writing log?

Mains Replay has actual Mains papers from 2017 to 2026, free to use. Pick a question on what you studied that day.

Next step

Like someone to walk the week with you?

Monthly mentoring at the Mentor’s Desk includes weekly tracking and a monthly strategy session. Your first conversation is free.

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