Building a revision timetable that survives contact with real life

An overly ambitious timetable — six hours a day, every subject, every day — tends to fail fast, and failing early makes it easy to abandon the whole plan.

A more durable approach starts with your actual weekly schedule (school, classes, sleep, breaks) and fits revision into the time that's genuinely left, not the time that theoretically exists.

Rotate subjects rather than blocking a full day on one — short, repeated exposure to a topic across the week tends to stick better than one long session.

Leave one buffer day a week with no fixed plan. It absorbs the days that inevitably go sideways, without derailing the rest of the schedule.