Study Plan Generator
Pick your exam, set your exam date, and choose how many hours a day you can commit. The generator returns a three-phase Foundation / Practice / Revision plan sized to your available weeks.
13 weeks until exam day.
Total review budget
273 hours
13 weeks × 7 days × 3 hours. About 68 hours per UPCAT subject across 4 subjects.
Phase 1 — Foundation
3 weeks · 3h/dayCover the UPCAT syllabus end-to-end. Build the concept map for each subject before moving to drill.
- Read through all 4 subjects once
- Make chapter-level summary notes + flashcards
- Solve 5–10 warm-up questions per topic
- Take a diagnostic mock at the end of Phase 1
Phase 2 — Practice
7 weeks · 4h/dayIntensive problem-solving. Mocks every 1–2 weeks. Drill whichever subject your last mock shows as weakest.
- Full-length mock every 2 weeks (scale to weekly in the second half)
- Per-subject drill — 45-min blocks on 2 subjects daily
- Review wrong answers the same day, not next day
- Focus Phase 2 time on your weakest 2 subjects
Phase 3 — Revision
3 weeks · 3h/dayRetrieval + exam-day readiness. No new material. Flashcards daily + one full-length mock per weekend.
- Flashcard deck review — every topic, every day
- One full-length mock per weekend in exam conditions
- Sleep + exam-day logistics check in the final week
- Light review only the week of exam day
Run this plan with Super Tutor
Super Tutor auto-schedules UPCAT practice across your three phases, adapts the weekly mix to your mock results, and tracks retention subject-by-subject.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the plan structured?
Three phases — Foundation (cover the syllabus), Practice (mocks + weak-area drill), and Revision (retrieval + exam-day readiness). Phase lengths scale with the weeks you have: short cycles compress Foundation; long cycles give more space to Revision.
Is this plan official?
No — it's a planning template, not an exam authority's schedule. Treat it as a week-by-week skeleton. Adjust based on your mock results, work schedule, and the specific subjects your chosen exam tests.
What if my exam date isn't confirmed yet?
Pick a tentative date based on past cycle schedules (most PH boards run bi-annually in March and August or September). Once the actual date is announced, update the plan.
Can I use this for multiple exams at once?
Pick the exam with the nearest date for the primary plan. If you're studying for two in the same year, run this tool twice and overlay the plans — expect your daily hours to double where they overlap.