Study Routine Generator

Consistent study routines are the single biggest predictor of exam success, yet most Nepali students — whether preparing for SEE, NEB board exams, entrance tests for medical (IOM) or engineering (IOE), or Loksewa competitive exams — study without any structured timetable. They either cram everything into the last few weeks or spend disproportionate time on favorite subjects while neglecting weaker ones. This Study Routine Generator creates a personalized weekly timetable based on the subjects you need to cover, the hours you can study each day, and how many days you have until your exam. The generated routine distributes study time intelligently: harder or weaker subjects get more slots, revision periods are built in, and breaks are scheduled to prevent burnout. It follows the spaced repetition principle — revisiting each subject at intervals rather than studying it once and moving on. For SEE students balancing 8 compulsory subjects, the tool ensures each subject gets proportional coverage across the week. NEB science students juggling Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Mathematics get a balanced split that avoids back-to-back heavy subjects. Entrance exam aspirants (IOE, IOM, CEE) preparing for competitive tests benefit from the structured approach that coaching centers like Apex, BASE, and KU entrance prep classes recommend. The routine accounts for the Nepali school week (Sunday through Friday, with Saturday off) and lets you adjust for tuition class timings that are common in Kathmandu Valley and major cities. Instead of spending hours manually planning in a khata (notebook), you get a printable, shareable weekly schedule in seconds.