Study Planner & Timer
A simple Pomodoro-style study timer with a session task list to plan your revision.
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Study session · round 1
Tasks live only on this page (nothing is saved after you close it). A chime plays when a phase ends — keep the tab open.
Why Timed Blocks Beat Marathon Sessions
Focus decays fast after 25–50 minutes; the Pomodoro technique exploits this by studying in fixed sprints with short breaks — 25/5 classic, 50/10 for deep work, 90/20 for long-form problem solving. The deadline effect of a visible countdown measurably reduces phone-checking and drift.
A Simple Daily Structure for Aspirants
- Morning: 2 × 50/10 blocks on your hardest subject.
- Midday: one 25/5 block on daily current affairs + the daily quiz.
- Evening: 2 × 25/5 blocks of subject-wise GK practice, ending with one timed mock test section.
Keep attendance from eating study days with the Attendance & Bunk Planner, and audit exam-day scoring strategy with the Negative Marking Calculator.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Pomodoro technique?
Study in focused 25-minute blocks separated by 5-minute breaks, with a longer break every four rounds. The fixed end-point keeps focus high and procrastination low.
How many hours should I study for competitive exams?
Consistency beats totals: 4-6 genuinely focused hours daily, tracked in timed blocks, outperforms 10 distracted hours. Use the timer to measure real focused time, not chair time.
Are my tasks saved after I close the page?
No — the task list lives only in the open tab and nothing is stored on any server. Copy unfinished tasks into your notes before closing.
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