Built for US standardized tests
MyStudyPlanner turns your SAT, ACT, GRE, GMAT, MCAT or LSAT prep into a day-by-day schedule with spaced review, practice-test milestones and honest progress tracking. Free to start.
Digital SAT · March test date
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Product demo · 07:14
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 section, topic and practice-set structures for admissions and licensure tests. Or start from a blank outline and build your own.
+ PSAT/NMSQT · USMLE Step 1 · NCLEX · CPA · Bar Exam · DAT · PCAT · GED · ASVAB · Praxis and custom plans for anything else
From the Pacific to the Atlantic
Admissions tests, AP season, licensure exams. The content changes. The method of turning it into a daily schedule does not.
The method
No motivational posters. A scheduler that does arithmetic on your content outline, your test date and your hours, then keeps re-doing it as life happens.
Pick a test template or upload your own outline. The AI reads sections, topics and question sets 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.
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?”
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Voices
The weekly pacing and practice-test reminders made my prep consistent. I improved my SAT score by 170 points without burning out.
I stopped overplanning and started executing. The day-by-day targets helped me balance GRE prep with my full-time job.
I loved the progress dashboard. It showed exactly which sections were lagging, so I could fix gaps before my test date.
Dispatches
A six-week LSAT Logical Reasoning drill plan with the question-type taxonomy, a blind-review method, an error log and why accuracy comes before speed.
Track study progress with metrics that predict exam performance: revision coverage, accuracy, timed performance, overdue reviews and error counts.
Turn vague study intentions into checkable outcomes: input versus output goals, a rewriting table, weekly review questions and how to fix a failing goal.
Build an MCAT CARS practice schedule: a daily passage habit, the three skill categories, a timing ladder table and a review method that catches lucky answers.
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
You enter your exam date, weekly availability, and target score. MyStudyPlanner converts that into a day-by-day plan with topic blocks, revision windows, and mock-test weeks so you always know what to study next.
Yes. You can run separate plans in parallel, track progress by exam, and avoid overlap by assigning dedicated study slots for each goal.
Progress tracking highlights low-completion subjects and backlog topics. You can rebalance your schedule in minutes and move more time to weak sections without rebuilding the full plan.
Yes. MyStudyPlanner includes structured revision cycles, spaced repetition blocks, and mock-test milestones so your final weeks are focused on score improvement, not last-minute planning.
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.
