Revision goes better with a plan than with good intentions. Splitting a subject into small sessions makes it feel possible, and a timetable shows you early whether you've left enough time.

What to look for

  • Timetables. A weekly grid helps you share time fairly between subjects.
  • Progress tracking. Ticking off topics shows what's left at a glance.
  • Format. A Notion planner suits you if you already take notes on a laptop.

Our picks

1Exam Prep Planner

Canva editable · PDF + JPG + PNG

Best for breaking subjects into steps

Break subjects into steps and track your study progress during exam season.

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2Weekly Study Timetable

Canva editable · PDF + PNG

Best for a study schedule you can edit in Canva

A weekly study schedule you can customize in Canva to suit your routine.

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3Printable Study Planner

PDF · US Letter

Best for keeping assignments and research on paper

Keep assignments, submissions, projects and research in order on paper.

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4College Planner for Notion

Notion template

Best for courses and lecture notes in Notion

Manage your course schedule, assignments, lecture notes and events from one page.

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5Notion Student Planner

Notion template

Best for school tasks and everyday life in one place

Daily tasks, a priority list, books, shows and finances in one Notion space for students.

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Before you download

Start your plan with the exam dates and work backward. Leave a little empty time each week for the topics that take longer.

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