An AI study planner that works back from your exam date

• A weekly schedule built from your tasks and exam dates
• Exam countdowns on your dashboard
• Constraints in plain English — “mornings only”, “no study Friday evenings”
• Re-plan with AI when your week changes
• Tasks and a calendar alongside the plan
• Export your schedule

1. 1

   Add what you owe

   Enter your subjects, tasks and the exams you're preparing for, with dates.

2. 2

   Generate the plan

   Add any constraints and let the planner lay out the week.

3. 3

   Adjust as you go

   Missed a day? Re-plan, and the schedule rebalances around what's left.

• “Plan my week around Physics on the 18th and Maths on the 22nd — I can't study before 5 pm on weekdays.”
• “I lost two days to illness. Re-plan the rest of the week.”

• A re-plan uses 2 credits. Adding tasks and exams, and using the calendar, costs nothing.
• A plan is only as realistic as the hours you give it. Be honest about how long things take, and leave slack.
• It doesn't replace your own judgement about what's weakest — pair it with the Mistake Book.

• Mock Test GeneratorGenerate a practice test on any topic or exam: choose the number of questions and a timer, get answers with explanations, retake it, and track weak topics.
• Mistake BookEvery question you got wrong, kept until you've actually cleared it. Turn mistakes into targeted practice and see which topics keep costing you marks.
• Student AI Voice MentorTalk to a study mentor that knows your plan. Start a guided session, get quizzed, have a topic explained or fix weak spots — by voice, hands-free.

These guides show where AI Study Planner fits into preparing for each exam.

• CBSE Class 10 preparationThe Class 10 board certificate, and entry into the Class 11 streams
• CBSE Class 12 preparationThe Class 12 board certificate — the basis for college admissions and most entrance eligibility
• JEE Main preparationNITs, IIITs, CFTIs, and qualification for JEE Advanced
• NEET-UG preparationMBBS, BDS, AYUSH and allied medical courses in India

• How to make a study plan for exams: a 7-step methodA practical 7-step method to turn an exam date into a realistic daily plan: list topics, rate your confidence, count real hours, and schedule specific tasks.
• Spaced repetition and active recall: a simple system to remember what you studyRereading feels productive but works poorly. Learn active recall and spaced repetition, with a simple review schedule and a 14-day example you can start today.

It’s free to begin: no card needed, and every tool is included on the free plan.