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15 undated sheets built for one subject: maths. Formula references, a chapter tracker, mock-test chart, doubt log, spaced-repetition planner and a JEE/NEET topic-weightage sheet. Every field is blank, nothing is dated — print it again next year. Editable PowerPoint included.
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Format
PDF (18 pages, landscape, print-ready) + the editable PowerPoint (.pptx)
File size
3.9 MB
Requirements
Any PDF reader to view and print. The pages are landscape — print on A4 landscape with "Fit to page" selected. To write on it digitally you need a tablet and a PDF annotation app such as GoodNotes, Notability, Xodo or Samsung Notes. To change anything — the chapter list, the sheet titles, the colours — open the included .pptx in PowerPoint, Google Slides or the free LibreOffice Impress. No subscription, account or internet needed once downloaded.
What's included
A general study planner gives you a timetable. It doesn't give you anywhere to park the formula you keep forgetting, a column for the sum you got wrong twice, or a page that tells you calculus is 22% of the paper.
Mathematics Study Planner is 15 sheets built around one subject. Print the page you need today, or open the whole file on a tablet and write on it with a stylus.
Nothing is dated. The same file works this year, next year, and for whoever comes after you.
| # | Sheet | What you use it for |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Daily Study Plan | One day, hour by hour, with a done / partial / pending mark per block |
| 02 | Weekly Study Schedule | Seven days, six time bands, total hours along the bottom |
| 03 | Monthly Goal Tracker | A month target, four weekly goals, and a daily habit row to tick off |
| 04 |
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| 05 | Chapter-wise Progress Tracker | Ten chapters: status, percent complete, practice questions done, revision tick |
| 06 | Mock Test Score Tracker | Plot ten test scores on a 0–100 grid, then log the breakdown underneath |
| 07 | Important Formula Notes | The must-know identities and rules on one page, for the week before the exam |
| 08 | Study Timetable | A full week, 6:00 to 20:00, colour-coded by topic |
| 09 | Exam Countdown | Days, weeks and hours left, topics still pending, and your daily targets |
| 10 | Doubt & Mistake Tracker | Log every doubt and whether it got resolved — plus a count of your four commonest mistakes |
| 11 | Productivity Tracker | A month of study hours as a heatmap, weekly performance, focus scores, daily habits |
| 12 | Revision Planner | Spaced repetition done properly: five passes, with a confidence rating per topic |
| 13 | Assignment Planner | Eight assignments with topic, due date, priority, status and score |
| 14 | Competitive Exam Preparation | Topic weightage for JEE / NEET / SAT / Olympiad, with a readiness bar per topic |
| 15 | Focus Session Tracker | Eight Pomodoros, a session log, and how focused you actually were |
Plus a cover and a contents page, so you can find the sheet you want in one look. 18 pages in all.
The download includes the editable PowerPoint, not just a flat PDF. Swap the ten chapter names for your own syllabus, retitle a sheet, change the time bands, or lighten the dark pages before you print. Open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides or the free LibreOffice Impress.
The sheets are landscape. Print on A4 landscape with Fit to page and they'll come out full width. Four of the sheets use a dark background — they look best on a tablet, and if you'd rather print them, the included PowerPoint lets you switch them to white in a few clicks.
Personal use and single-classroom use allowed. Please don't resell or redistribute the files.
