Study Timetable Generator
Balanced weekly study schedule from subjects and available time
slots of min banenge
Subjects + weekly hours
Weekly Study Timetable
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Study Timetable Generator — Complete Guide & Instructions
MakeCard Study Timetable Generator builds a balanced weekly study grid from your subjects and free time. Set days per week, hours per day, slot length, and start time, list each subject with its weekly hours, and the generator distributes color-coded slots proportionally across the week — avoiding the same subject twice in one day where possible. The finished grid prints cleanly for pinning above a desk.
How to Use Study Timetable Generator
- 1 Set Days/week, Hours/day, Slot length in minutes, and Start hour.
- 2 Add your subjects with a weekly-hours figure for each; use "+ Add Subject" for more rows.
- 3 Click "Generate Timetable".
- 4 Review the color-coded weekly grid — subjects appear proportionally to their hours.
- 5 Click "Print" to output a clean copy for your wall or notebook.
Key Features & Capabilities
- Proportional slot allocation — subjects get slots matching their weekly-hour weight.
- Configurable days (1–7), hours per day (1–12), slot length, and start time.
- Smart fill avoids repeating a subject within the same day when alternatives exist.
- Color-coded subject cells in a clean printable table.
- Live slot count preview as you change settings.
- Print stylesheet outputs only the timetable itself.
Supported Formats & Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Schedule Inputs | Days 1–7, hours/day 1–12, slot length in 15-min steps, start hour 0–23 |
| Subjects | Unlimited rows, each with name and weekly hours |
| Allocation | Slots proportional to subject hours; same-subject-per-day avoided |
| Output | Weekly grid, Mon–Sun columns, time rows in 12-hour format |
| Export | Browser print of the timetable grid |
Practical Everyday Use Cases
- Building an exam-prep schedule across five or six subjects.
- Balancing school homework hours through the week.
- Planning UPSC or board-exam revision with weighted subjects.
- Creating a printable routine for a child's study desk.
- Distributing limited evening hours fairly across weak and strong subjects.
Pro Tips for Best Results
- Give weak subjects more weekly hours — the generator weights their slots proportionally.
- Use 45–60 minute slots with breaks between; shorter slots suit dense subjects.
- Regenerate freely — each run reshuffles the grid, so re-roll until it feels right.
- Print the grid and tick slots off daily for accountability.
Common Problems & Solutions
Subjects need a name and hours above zero to enter the pool — check each row has both.
Its weekly hours rounded to too few slots — raise its hours or shorten the slot length.
Use the Print button — the settings card is hidden by the print stylesheet automatically.
Privacy & Security
100% Client-Side Execution
Your subjects and schedule are generated in the browser — nothing is uploaded or saved on a server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about using Study Timetable Generator
Set your available days, hours per day, and slot length; add subjects with weekly hours; then press Generate Timetable for a balanced weekly grid you can print.
Most school students manage 2–4 focused hours beyond school; exam aspirants often plan 6–8. Set your realistic number in Hours/day and let the tool distribute it.
Yes — give a subject more weekly hours and the generator assigns it proportionally more slots across the week.
Yes — press Print after generating; the browser prints just the color-coded weekly grid without the settings panel.
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