Free Study Planner & CBSE Syllabus Tracker (Chapter-wise)
Tick off chapters as you finish them and get a free day-by-day timetable built from the syllabus you have LEFT — not a generic schedule. Chapter-wise tracking for CBSE Class 1–12, plus learn → revise → mock phases you can print.
TL;DR: Tick off chapters as you finish them and get a free day-by-day timetable built from the syllabus you have LEFT — not a generic schedule. Chapter-wise…
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Track your syllabus chapter by chapter and build a free study timetable around what is actually left. Tick chapters off as you finish them, see a completion percentage for every subject, and get a day-by-day plan you can save on your device or print as a PDF.
Syllabus tracker: plan around what's actually left
Pick your class and subjects to load the real NCERT chapter list, then tick each chapter as you complete it. You get a live completion percentage per subject — so it is obvious at a glance when Physics is 80% done while Chemistry is still at 30%. The timetable is then built from the chapters you have not covered, naming each one on the day it is scheduled and alternating between subjects so no subject is left until the final week. Once the syllabus is complete the whole plan becomes revision and mock tests.
How the study planner works
The planner splits the time until your exam into three phases: a learn phase that spreads every subject evenly across the days, a revise phase in the final quarter that cycles quickly through all subjects, and a mock-test day right before the exam. It works for CBSE board exams, JEE, NEET and college semesters alike. Prefer something quicker? The Quick plan mode still takes just a list of subject names.
Why a study timetable helps
A written plan removes daily decision fatigue, guarantees every subject gets covered before the exam, and builds in revision and mock practice — the two things students most often run out of time for. Pair your plan with free mock tests and previous-year questions.