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Create a Revision Timetable Study Planner Help How do I add subjects? Click on ‘Edit my subjects’. Add the subjects you are studying, and relevant exams will appear below. You can check through the exams and remove those you won’t be taking. If you’re not sure which exams you’ll be taking yet don’t worry, this can be edited later. How do I know which exams I’ll be studying? Whatever you do, don’t guess. How do I find my exam code? Every paper has a unique code. Why do you need to know my place of study? Would you like to compare your study patterns with classmates at your school or college? How many hours should I spend studying? It depends on you as an individual, so talk to your teacher about what will suit you. GCSE: Between one and two hours per week, per subject. A Level: Three to four hours per week, per subject. Degree: This will depend on your degree, so it is best to consult your tutor. How do I prioritise my subjects? From the main planner page, click ‘Edit my subjects’ on the right hand side.