Built for India's toughest exams
MyStudyPlanner turns your UPSC, SSC, Banking, Railways, JEE or NEET syllabus into a day-by-day schedule with revision loops, mock milestones and honest progress tracking. Free to start.
UPSC CSE 2027 · Prelims track
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Syllabus in, daily plan out — then mocks, revision loops and progress. The whole walkthrough, start to finish, at your own pace.
Exam library
Pre-built paper, subject and lecture structures for government and entrance exams. Or start from a blank syllabus and build your own.
From Srinagar to Kanyakumari
State PSCs, central recruitment, entrance tests. The syllabus changes. The method of turning it into a daily schedule does not.
The method
No motivational posters. A scheduler that does arithmetic on your syllabus, your date and your hours, then keeps re-doing it as life happens.
Pick an exam template or upload the official PDF. The AI reads papers, subjects and lectures into a structure you can edit.
Set your exam date, daily hours and off days. The scheduler lays out a realistic plan with breaks and revision blocks.
Reschedule a lecture, change hours, add a subject. Pending work redistributes across the days you have left.
Streaks, weekly trends and pace-to-finish tell you whether today's effort actually lands before the exam.
Memory Atlas · free
Dynasties on a rail, monsoons on a map, RBI tools on a dial. 1,156 recall cards with spaced repetition. Watch the 45-second walkthrough.
Progress tracking
Completion per paper and subject, daily hours, weekly trends, pace to finish. Not a dashboard for its own sake: a straight answer to “am I on track?”
71% complete
Voices
MyStudyPlanner completely transformed my preparation. The subject-wise tracking kept me honest about my progress, and the auto-calculated daily hours were spot on.
I used to waste time planning what to study. Now I just follow the schedule and focus on learning. The streak feature keeps me motivated every single day.
The paper-subject-lecture structure perfectly matches how banking exams work. I finished my syllabus 2 weeks early thanks to the pace tracking.
Dispatches
Struggling with consistency in your study routine? Learn proven strategies to build study habits, overcome procrastination, and maintain momentum during long exam preparation cycles.
A finals schedule built backwards from each exam date, with a worked ten-day example, the exam-order problem, and a method for working out how many hours you actually need.
A calendar stores decisions; it does not make them. How to time block properly in Google Calendar, and the exact point where the manual approach stops being worth it.
Turn mock-test mistakes into revision tasks using a free error log. Includes accuracy calculations, error categories, a worked example and a retest workflow.
Free · no card needed
Stop deciding what to study each morning. Build your plan in under two minutes and let the calendar carry the decision.
Questions
MyStudyPlanner converts your syllabus and exam date into a daily execution plan with topic targets, revision blocks, and mock milestones so you can study with clarity and consistency.
Yes. You can structure separate phases, track each subject independently, and keep both objective and descriptive preparation aligned with your timeline.
You can rebalance your plan quickly. MyStudyPlanner redistributes pending tasks across upcoming days so your preparation stays realistic and on track.
It builds recurring revision loops and highlights weak or incomplete areas, helping you revisit important topics at the right time before exam day.
Yes. The free tier includes one active plan with daily scheduling and progress tracking. Standard and Pro tiers, billed in rupees through Razorpay, add multiple plans, analytics and PDF export.
A quiet place to study
When tomorrow is already decided, today gets to be calm. That is the whole point of a schedule you trust.
