Exam Date Study Planner
Tell us your test and exam date, and get a free day-by-day study plan: which study guide chapters to read, which practice tests to take, when to review your mistakes and when to sit a timed mock exam. Your plan is saved only in your browser.
How the plan works
- Learn (first half): read the study guide a chapter at a time and take the matching practice tests.
- Practise (next part): finish every practice set and review the questions you got wrong in your mistake notebook.
- Test yourself (last days): take timed mock exams, then review your mistakes again.
- The day before: a short, light review and an early night.
Spacing study over several days and testing yourself, rather than cramming, is how most people remember more. Every task links straight to the right page.
Frequently asked questions
Is the study planner free?
Yes. Like every practice test on PassEveryTest, the planner is free and needs no account or sign-up.
Where is my plan saved?
Only in this browser, on this device (in its local storage). It is never sent to PassEveryTest. If you clear your browsing data or use a private window, the plan is deleted. Download the calendar file to keep a copy.
How is the plan worked out?
The planner counts the study days you have before your exam and spreads the official-source study guide, every practice set, mistake reviews and mock exams across them, a little each day, using the minutes per day you choose. The last days are for mock exams and reviewing your mistakes, and the day before the exam is a light review.
Can I add the plan to my calendar?
Yes. "Download calendar file" saves an .ics file with one all-day event per study day. Open it with Google Calendar, Apple Calendar or Outlook to import it.
What if my exam is in a few days?
The planner still works: it fits the most useful tasks into the days you have and tells you if the plan needs more minutes a day than you chose.