Introduction
Use Notes to build a 12-week study plan that keeps all your key tasks and weekly to-dos in one place. By creating one note per week with a checklist of tasks, you can:
Organise your study schedule clearly
Track your progress each week
Focus on what matters most
Adjust your plan as you go
Each note should be named Week 1–12 and labelled accordingly (e.g., "Week 1") so you can filter and view your plan easily.
Weeks 1–5
Labels: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, Week 4, Week 5
300 Qbank questions to identify strengths weaknesses
Bookmark all incorrect questions
Weeks 6–8
Labels: Week 6, Week 7, Week 8
300 Qbank questions to identify strengths weaknesses
Bookmark all incorrect questions
Review incorrect questions: open question, first read Pastest textbook topic, then answer the question. If correct, remove bookmark. If incorrect, keep bookmark.
Weeks 9–11
Labels: Week 9, Week 10, Week 11
200 Qbank questions to identify strengths weaknesses
1 past paper
Bookmark all incorrect questions
Review incorrect questions: open question, first read Pastest textbook topic, then answer the question. If correct, remove bookmark. If incorrect, keep bookmark.
Week 12
Label: Week 12
200 Qbank questions to identify strengths weaknesses
1 past paper
Bookmark all incorrect questions
Review incorrect questions: open question, first read Pastest textbook topic, then answer the question. If correct, remove bookmark. If incorrect, keep bookmark.
Ensure all remaining bookmarked questions are reviewed, understood, correct and bookmark removed
Summary
By creating a note for each week and using checklists, you can:
Break your revision into manageable chunks
Track progress visually and clearly
Adjust your plan as needed based on performance
Keep all your learning in one place with Notes
This 12-week Notes plan is flexible — you can adapt it to your schedule, add or remove tasks, and highlight key points from study sessions as you go.