How study time splitter works
The core number for every subject is its required daily rate: total study hours divided by days until the exam. Ten hours of review with 5 days left demands 2 hours a day; the same 10 hours with 20 days left needs just 30 minutes. The rate is the honest price of the deadline — dates turn vague goals into arithmetic.
Enter one subject per line as “name, hours, exam date” (the date is optional), plus how many hours you can realistically study per day. The calculator adds up the required rates. If the total fits inside your daily budget, every dated subject is fully funded and leftover time is reported as slack.
When the rates exceed your budget, the plan is overloaded — and the calculator prioritizes the way real deadlines do: earliest exam first. The nearest exam is funded in full, the next one gets what remains, and later subjects are scaled down, with each shortfall shown as uncovered hours. That is not a punishment; it is the arithmetic telling you to add days, add hours, or cut scope.