Build a study plan you can actually follow

Start with your real availability

Choose a start and end date, then select weekdays you can reliably study. A smaller plan you follow is more useful than a calendar filled with time you do not have. Include work, classes and rest in your decision.

Break topics into useful units

Write one topic per line. Broad subjects such as anatomy may be too large for a single slot; use smaller units such as upper-limb nerves. The tool rotates topics equally. It does not measure their difficulty or your prior knowledge.

Check the output before using it

For a 60-minute day, the tool assigns 42 minutes to new study and 18 to review. If there are more topics than study days, a warning appears and some topics have no slot. Extend the date range or add days. Download the CSV or calendar, then revise after a week of actual sessions.