Make a revision timetable

beginner⏱ Rough guide only: 1–2 hours

Last reviewed by Amara Lewis

Can AI make a revision timetable?

Yes. Give ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude your exam dates, weakest subjects and the hours you can realistically revise, and ask for a week-by-week table of short sessions with breaks, mixed subjects and practice-paper days. Review it every Sunday and ask the AI to adjust it for anything you missed.

Copy-and-paste prompt

Swap the bits in [square brackets] for your own details.

Make me a revision timetable. Exams: [subject – date, for each]. I'm weakest at [subjects]. I can revise [hours] on weekdays and [hours] at weekends, but not [busy times]. Use 30–45 minute sessions with breaks, mix subjects, add practice-paper days before each exam, and leave one evening a week free. Show it as a table by week.

How to do it

  1. Open ChatGPT, Gemini or Claude and start a new chat.
  2. Copy the prompt below and replace everything in [square brackets] with your details.
  3. Ask it to put the timetable in a table you can print or copy into a calendar.
  4. Review it each Sunday and ask the AI to adjust for what you missed.

What a good answer looks like

Illustrative example written by the AI My Day team to show the kind of answer you can expect. It is not a captured tool output, and real results vary.

Week 1 (from Mon 2 March) Mon 17:00 Maths – algebra (40m) · 17:50 History – flashcards (30m) Tue 17:00 Biology – cells practice Qs (40m) · 17:50 Maths – past-paper Q1–5 Wed — free evening — Thu 17:00 English – essay plan (45m) … Sat 10:00 Maths practice paper (timed) Sun – review week and adjust

Recommended tools

All three can turn exam dates and free time into a balanced, realistic timetable.

ChatGPT

A general-purpose AI assistant you can chat to by typing, talking or sharing photos.

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Gemini

Google's AI assistant, which works alongside Gmail, Docs and other Google apps.

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Claude

An AI assistant known for clear, natural writing and handling long documents.

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Top tips

  • Build in rest – an unrealistic timetable gets abandoned.
  • Use active revision (practice questions, flashcards), not just re-reading.

Frequently asked questions

How long should revision sessions be?

Many students find 25–45 minutes with short breaks works well. Adjust to what keeps you focused.

Can AI quiz me as well?

Yes – see our flashcards guide and ask it to test you on your own notes.

Which AI is best for this?

Not sure which tool suits you? Take the 60-second quiz.

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