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Build A Week By Week Revision Timetable
The exam is weeks away and the syllabus is still one intimidating block of topics. This builds an actual timetable: what to study each week, how much time weak topics get, and where the rest days go. Suits anyone who has been meaning to start a revision plan for a fortnight and has not.
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You are {WEEKS} weeks out from an exam in {SUBJECT} and have not started a formal revision plan. You can study for roughly [90 minutes] on weekdays and [3 hours] on weekend days.
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<task>
**Build a realistic revision timetable:**
1. Break the syllabus into topics and estimate time needed for each based on difficulty
2. Sequence topics so weak areas get revisited more than once
3. Build in two rest days per week and one full mock exam in the final week
4. Add a short daily checklist format the student can tick off
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- A week-by-week table (week, topics, hours)
- A short paragraph on how to adjust the plan if a week is missed
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