Weekly study time: how much should each subject get?
The hard part of filling in a weekly planner is that every day offers a different amount of time while every subject deserves a different share of it. Enter the minutes you have free on each day and a share for each subject, and this page builds a day-by-subject grid, filling in how many minutes each subject gets on each day.
Each day is divided on its own. The time available that day is split across subjects in proportion to their shares, and because minutes come in whole units the leftover is handed out one minute at a time starting with the largest remainder, so each day's row adds up to exactly what you entered. The weekly total therefore matches your input as well, and a check line puts the two figures side by side. The bottom row gives each subject's weekly total.
This page divides time only; it does not decide workload. How many pages or lectures fit into those minutes is a separate question that it does not try to answer. You can enter up to seven day rows and up to eight subjects, and day labels can be whatever you like.
Frequently Asked Questions
Any numbers whose ratio is right. They do not need to add up to 100, and 4 and 2 give the same result as 2 and 1, so simple whole numbers work even with several subjects. Set a share to 0 to leave a subject out.
Yes. The remainder left over from splitting into whole minutes is handed out one minute at a time by largest remainder, so both the daily rows and the weekly total match your input exactly. The check line lets you confirm it.
No, it divides time only. How many pages to work through or lectures to watch in those minutes is not calculated here, so you still need a separate plan for pacing each subject.