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Study-hours planner for NEET and medical exams
Plan your study hours until exam day: total hours available, hours per subject weighted by how confident you feel, and learn, revise and mock-test phases.
Questions people ask
How many hours a day should I study for NEET?
There is no single right number. Many students manage 6–8 focused hours on weekdays alongside school or coaching, more on weekends. Consistency matters more than long days you can't sustain.
Why do weak subjects get more hours?
A weak subject gets about 1.5× the time of an average one and a strong subject 0.7×, so the time goes where it will raise your score most.
What are the phases?
With two months or more: learn and practise (60%), revise weak areas (25%), then full mocks and analysis (15%). With less time, the plan skips straight to revision and mocks.
Should I take rest days?
Yes. One rest day a week helps you keep going for months; the planner takes them off your weekends first.