Free printable weekly study timetable
A seven-day grid from early morning to evening for planning your study blocks, with space to list subjects, weekly hours and the tests or past papers you plan to do.
Free for personal use. No signup.
What is on the page
- 7-day by 14-hour grid
- Subjects and weekly hours box
- Past papers and tests box
- Space for your exam and date
How to use it
- Fill in classes and fixed commitments first.
- Give harder subjects the hours when you concentrate best.
- Add a past paper or self-test every week, not only at the end.
- Leave at least one half-day free for rest.
Who it is for: School and university students preparing for exams.
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Frequently asked questions
How many hours should I study per week?
It depends on your course load and goals. The Study Hours Calculator gives a starting estimate from your credits and difficulty.
How do I split time between subjects?
Give more time to subjects that are weaker or carry more weight, but keep at least a little on every subject each week.
Can I use it for revision?
Yes. Put revision blocks in the grid and add a past paper each week.