IGCSE revision timetable generator
Choose your start date, your first exam date, your subjects and how many 45-minute sessions you can do. You get a day-by-day plan you can print and stick on the wall.
Free · no sign-up · works in your browser
How the plan is built
- Learn (about half of the time): each subject's syllabus topics in order, one per session.
- Practise (about a third): mixed questions and topic tests to find and fix weak spots.
- Past papers (the last fifth, at least a week): timed papers and corrections.
- Subjects rotate so no day is spent on only one subject. The day before the exam is a light review.
Tips for sticking to it
Keep a mistakes list, protect the past-papers weeks, and if you miss a day, move the jobs to your next free sessions instead of doubling up. Our revision timetable guide explains why this works.
Questions students ask
Is my timetable saved?
The plan is made in your browser and is not sent anywhere. Print it or save it as a PDF from the print window.
How many sessions a day should I choose?
Two or three on school days and four to six on weekend days is realistic for most students.