Revision Plan Audit: Hours, Coverage and Spacing
Check whether a study plan covers the syllabus in the time you have.
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Audit my revision plan. The plan: [REVISION_PLAN]. Exams and dates: [EXAMS_AND_DATES]. Topics per exam: [TOPICS_BY_EXAM]. Hours I really have per week: [REAL_HOURS]. Today's date: [TODAY_DATE]. Check coverage (every topic appears at least twice), spacing (revisits at increasing intervals), workload (hours per week versus available), balance between subjects, inclusion of practice questions and past papers, rest days, and buffer. Make a table of topics with number of planned sessions and total minutes, then compare with exam weight or confidence rating I give. Compute total planned hours and available hours with the arithmetic. Identify topics at risk and sessions that are passive (re-reading only). Propose a corrected schedule for the next two weeks. Be honest about unrealistic plans. I understand that this is advice about planning, not about guaranteed results. Add a worked coverage check: 24 topics each needing two sessions of 45 minutes is 36 hours; available hours are 5 weeks at 8 a week, 40; the plan has 5 hours of buffer and no practice papers, so add two papers of 3 hours each, leaving no buffer. Ask me how to resolve the clash.
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