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Two-week revision plan
Fourteen days. A schedule with room to breathe.
Work backwards from an exam without pretending every day is free. Test a two-week workload, then use the main planner for topics, days off and a calendar export.
Try the numbers
This example runs locally and does not change your saved plan.
Start with the real workload
List each topic and estimate the first-study minutes you need. Count practice-paper work as a topic too. Fourteen calendar days are not necessarily fourteen study days: jobs, classes and specific dates off reduce your capacity.
Keep the last day light
An optional final-review day takes no new first-study work in the planner. That makes the remaining initial-study capacity smaller. If a topic does not fit, reduce scope, add realistic available time or begin earlier.
Build and check the actual plan
The calculator below is a quick capacity estimate. The main planner places individual sessions and flags reviews that fall on or after the exam. A positive spare-time estimate alone does not guarantee every review fits.
Checked 29 October 2026. These examples are illustrative; your device and printer settings affect the result.