Divide one study session among several subjects. Give urgent or difficult work a higher priority and it will receive a larger share of the available minutes.
Study-session allocation
List one subject per line. Add a priority after a colon, such as Chemistry:3, when a subject needs more time.
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Suggested time by subject—
A mixed evening study session
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Write one subject per line.
Add a priority from 1 to 5 after a colon when needed.
Enter available minutes and generate the allocation.
Adjust the allocation after you see it
Time is divided in proportion to priority. The plan is a starting point; move minutes when a deadline or difficult topic needs more attention.
How priority shares divide the time
With 120 minutes and priorities 3, 2, and 1, the subjects receive 60, 40, and 20 minutes.
Reviewed September 2026.
Questions about Study Planner
What does “Mathematics:3” mean?
Mathematics receives three priority shares. A subject marked :1 receives one share.
How many priority levels should I use?
A simple 1–3 range is often enough. Reserve higher numbers for work that truly deserves several times more of the session.
Does the planner schedule exact clock times?
No. It divides available minutes among subjects. Place those blocks on your calendar separately.