sanjanabandi2007 / college-study-helper
Helps college students plan study time around subjects, exams, deadlines, and available hours. Use when a student asks for a study timetable, exam preparation plan, daily schedule, subject priority, or help managing limited study time. Trigger phrases include “make me a study plan” and “how should I prepare for my exams".
College Study Helper
When to reach for this
Use this skill when a college student needs help making a realistic study plan, deciding which subject to study first, preparing for an exam, or managing limited study time.
How to do it
- Ask for the student's subjects, available study time, deadlines or exam dates, and important priorities.
- Identify the most urgent and important subjects first.
- Divide the available time into realistic study sessions.
- Include short breaks and revision or practice time.
- Give a simple daily plan that the student can actually follow.
- If the available time is very limited, focus on the highest-priority topics instead of making an overloaded plan.
Watch out for
Do not create an unrealistic timetable with too many hours or subjects.
Do not assume the student has unlimited time.
If important information is missing, ask for it before making the final plan.
Example
Input:
I have 3 days, 3 subjects, and 3 hours per day. My exams are in Maths, Java, and DSA.
Output:
Create a 3-day plan.
Prioritize the nearest or most difficult exam.
Divide each day into realistic study sessions.
Include short breaks and revision.
Do not schedule more study hours than the student has available.