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Study Timetable Maker

Tell us about your preparation, available hours and preferences to create a weekly timetable that fits your life.

Your week, planned

Tell us about your days, we will shape the week

Your answers are saved in this browser on this device and are not sent to UPSC Gurus.

5 h
7 h
Are you working or in college?
When do you study best?

Leave it blank or write “Not decided” if you are still choosing.

How to use it

Four habits that make a timetable work for you

  1. Try it for one full weekTry the timetable for a week, adjusting any block that does not fit your day. A week shows you what is realistic.
  2. Move blocks, keep the balanceIf a day slips, shift the block to another day. There is no need to double up the next day.
  3. Review on SundayUse the light block to look back, tick what got done and adjust next week’s subjects.
  4. Remake it when things changeNew stage, new job hours or a test series starting? Change your answers and make a fresh timetable.
Questions

A few things people ask us

Is more study hours always better?

Not really. Steady hours you can keep for months do more than long days that tire you out. Pick the hours you can manage on an ordinary day.

Why does the timetable change when I change my stage?

Each stage needs a different mix. Beginners build foundations, Prelims revision leans on timed practice, and Mains preparation leans on daily answer writing.

Can a mentor look at my timetable with me?

Yes. Print it or save it as a PDF and bring it to a free first conversation at the Mentor’s Desk. We will go through it together.

Next step

Want a plan made with you?

A timetable is a good start. A mentor can help you fit it to your strengths, your sources and your attempt.

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