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About this tool
See days left to each semester paper on one board, with per-subject readiness bars and at-risk flags for weak subjects close to their date.
This board counts the exact days remaining to each semester exam paper and lines them up with a readiness bar per subject, so the whole exam window is visible at a glance. Papers you rate under 50% ready with a week or less to go are flagged at risk — a plain, transparent rule for deciding what to study next. It is built for university and college students juggling four to eight papers spread across an exam timetable.
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Every paper sorted by date with its days-left countdown — no mental date arithmetic.
Rate each paper 0–100% and see the weak spots instantly next to their deadlines.
Papers under 50% readiness within 7 days are highlighted so the scarcest study hours go where they matter.
Study the paper with the worst combination of low readiness and few days remaining — that is exactly what this board's at-risk flag surfaces, marking papers under 50% readiness with 7 or fewer days to go. Papers that are far away or already well prepared can wait for revision passes.
A quick honest method is syllabus coverage: units you could answer an exam question on right now, divided by total units. If you have covered 3 of 5 units well, call it 60%; adjust down if past-paper attempts go badly, since solving papers is a better signal than reading notes.
No — everything runs in your browser on this page, and reloading returns the board to the example papers. Use the copy button to keep a text snapshot of the countdown and readiness list wherever you take notes.
For a typical university paper with 4–6 units, most study-planning advice converges on 2 to 3 weeks of first-pass preparation plus a final revision week, which is roughly 15 to 20 focused days per exam season. The countdown makes the arithmetic concrete: divide the days the board shows by the units still uncovered to get your required daily pace.