How to build your 7-day exam plan with AI

Paste the syllabus into the chat and ask for a mixed quiz covering every area, with explanations. Grade it brutally: the misses are your plan —everything else is maintenance. Write the three weakest areas on paper; they own days 2 to 4.

Each day takes one weak area: study the material in a dedicated project, take a focused quiz with explanations, and turn every miss into an atomic flashcard. Close each day with a five-question mini-quiz with no notes. New cards enter the spaced loop the same day they are born.

No new material today. Alternate the three areas in one evening and close each block with its mini-quiz —mixed practice forces your brain to reload the right method each time, exactly what exam day demands. Re-test all accumulated misses before touching anything new.

Generate a spoken review of the condensed notes and listen to it twice, pausing to answer aloud. Export the stable deck to Anki and the one-page review sheet to Word or PDF —reopen every file before trusting it. Review on the phone in every gap of the day.

Morning only: yesterday's misses plus one short quiz per area, then stop. Cramming the night before fills a short-term memory that empties before the test. Sleep is part of the plan —memory consolidates between sessions, not during marathons.