Maths and Physics Revision Timetable Generator

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Maths and Physics Revision Timetable Generator

Levels & boards: Secondary to pre-university (Years 7-13) Cambridge; Pearson Edexcel; OxfordAQA; IB MYP / DP. Board-neutral timetable builder.

Build a Maths and Physics revision timetable around your exam date, available weekdays and realistic daily study time. The planner allocates focused blocks, repeats topics and includes catch-up sessions without scheduling study on exam day.

Real date rangeCSV and calendar exportCatch-up blocks

Made for independent learners in Hong Kong and across the GCC: the UAE (including Abu Dhabi, Dubai and Sharjah), Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Oman and Bahrain. Choose your exam board and syllabus, wherever you study.

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The remaining percentage goes to Physics.
Available weekdays
Off by default. No account or tool-data upload. Export a backup before clearing your browser.

How to use the Maths and Physics Revision Timetable Generator

  1. Set a start date and exam date, then select the weekdays you can actually study.
  2. Enter weak topics first, choose a Maths/Physics split and allow time for breaks.
  3. Generate the timetable, check it against school commitments and export it to CSV or your calendar.

A worked example

With two hours available and 25-minute study blocks separated by five-minute breaks, four blocks fit in the day: 100 minutes of study plus 15 minutes of breaks. The total focused-study figure must therefore not be reported as two full hours.

What to check before using your result

  • The subject split is distributed across blocks and may differ slightly from the requested percentage for short plans.
  • The generated sequence is deterministic study organisation, not a diagnosis of which syllabus topics carry the most marks.
  • Calendar exports create all-day reminders, not appointments at a claimed local time.

Make your next practice session count

Use this result as a starting point, not a label for your ability. Record one error, explain its cause and complete a similar question without the worked answer. Then try a different example to check that you understood the method rather than remembered a number.

For exam-style application, choose the correct board and component in the MYT past-paper directory. For guided explanations, explore subject-specific online tutoring or request a free 30-minute demo.

Questions about this tool

Will this remember my plan?

Only when you enable device saving. The plan is stored in this browser, not in a MYT account. Export the timetable before clearing browser data.

Can I plan for only one subject?

Yes. Use a 100% Maths or 0% Maths split, and enter topics only for the subject receiving time.

Do I need an account or need to send my results?

No account is required by this tool. Its calculations run in your browser. Tools with a Save on this device option store data locally only when you choose it; your browser, device policy and storage settings can affect persistence. Export important records before clearing browser data. This describes the tool, not any separate site analytics or contact-form processing.

Reference sources and scope

MYT provides independent learning resources, not official exam-board certification or school-entry decisions. Formula explanations, diagnostic questions and study plans here are original study aids. Check your current syllabus and official examination instructions before relying on a resource for an assessment.