How to use the Study Timetable Generator
- 1. List your subjectsAdd each with a difficulty from 1 (easy) to 5 (hard).
- 2. Set your timeHours on weekdays and weekends, session length and start time.
- 3. Get the planSee the week as a grid and download it as a CSV file.
How the timetable is built
Your available time each day is divided into sessions of the length you pick plus a break: 25 + 5 minutes for Pomodoro, or 50 + 10 or 90 + 10 minutes. The total number of sessions in the week is then shared between subjects in proportion to their difficulty, so a subject rated 5 gets two and a half times the sessions of one rated 2. Sessions are placed so that the same subject never comes twice in a row, which keeps your attention fresh. If you leave the box ticked, Sunday's last session is kept for weekly revision.
Worked example
The sample has five subjects rated 5, 4, 3, 4 and 2 (a total weight of 18), 3 hours on weekdays and 5 hours on weekend days, in 50-minute sessions starting at 18:00. Each session plus its 10-minute break takes an hour, so there are 3 sessions on each weekday and 5 on Saturday and Sunday, 25 sessions in all, or 20.83 hours of focused study. One is revision, and the other 24 split as Data Structures 7, Operating Systems 5, Mathematics 5, DBMS 4 and English 3.
Making it stick
- Start with the hours you can really keep. A plan you follow for 3 hours beats one you abandon at 6.
- Re-rate difficulty after a couple of weeks; as a subject gets easier, give the time to another.
- Open the CSV in Google Sheets or Excel to move sessions around or print it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I study in the morning instead?
Yes. Change the start time to something like 06:00.
Does it handle more than 10 subjects?
Yes, but each subject will get fewer sessions. Group small subjects if the week looks crowded.
Is my timetable saved?
The tool doesn't store it. Download the CSV to keep it.
Is the study timetable generator free?
Yes, completely. You can type in everything and use the study timetable generator with no sign-up. When you ask for the result the first time, we ask for your name and WhatsApp number once; after that the study timetable generator and every other Uncodemy tool open straight away.