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Every subject, every backlog, every deadline — in one place

Know what to study first, and never miss a form fill-up date again.

University studentsStudents with backlogsIELTS / TOEFL candidatesLoksewa aspirants
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What it does

01

Subjects, terms and backlogs

Every subject grouped by semester or year, each marked Ongoing, Backlog or Cleared. Odd and even cycles are labelled, because that is how exam calendars actually run.

02

Exam attempts, honestly tracked

Record each attempt — regular or back exam — with its date, result and grade. Marking a pass clears the subject automatically; marking a fail moves it to backlog. Your semester GPA is calculated from graded attempts, weighted by credit hours.

03

Form fill-up deadlines with reminders

The deadline students actually miss is not the exam, it is the form. Track the normal, late and double-fee dates for each term, and set 7-day, 3-day and 1-day reminders with one tap.

04

Study these first

The app ranks what to open next by combining how close the exam is, how much syllabus is uncovered, and how hard you rated the subject — and tells you why each one ranked where it did.

05

Side exams alongside your degree

IELTS during a bachelor's, Loksewa during a master's, a licence or entrance exam — each with its own date, registration number and its own form deadlines, tracked next to your regular subjects.

06

Focus timer and streak

A study timer of any length from 1 to 240 minutes that logs minutes per subject, plus a daily streak and a weekly focus chart. Study away from the screen? Log it in one tap.

Getting started

Three steps. Nothing to configure.

  1. 1

    Open the dashboard, choose 🎓 Study, and set your program — name, semester or year structure, and which term you are in now.

  2. 2

    Add your subjects, including the ones you would rather forget. Set exam dates as routines are published, and split the syllabus into chapters so coverage can be tracked.

  3. 3

    Add your form fill-up dates and tap the reminder button. Then check the Overview each morning to see what to study first.

Why it's worth it

Backlogs get cleared when they are visible

A backlog you avoid thinking about is a backlog that quietly grows into two. A list you see every morning is a list that gets worked through.

Missed forms cost a whole cycle

Missing a form fill-up deadline can cost months — sometimes a year. Three reminders per fee tier is cheap insurance against the most avoidable setback in student life.

Study time goes to the right subject

Left to instinct, most people study whichever subject they enjoy most. The priority ranking points you at the nearest, least-prepared, hardest one instead.

Study & Backlog Tracker — frequently asked questions

The things people actually ask before signing up.

Is the study planner free for students?

Yes. Subjects, backlogs, exam dates, form deadlines, reminders and the focus timer are free with a Calenote account, with no ads.

Can I track backlog subjects and back exams?

Yes. Each subject can be marked as a backlog and can hold multiple exam attempts — regular or back — with the date, result and grade for each. Marking an attempt as passed clears the subject automatically.

Will it remind me about exam form fill-up dates?

Yes. For each term you can record the normal, late and double-fee deadlines, and create 7-day, 3-day and 1-day reminders for each with one tap. Reminders arrive on your phone, in the app and on the Chrome extension.

Can I track IELTS or Loksewa preparation alongside my degree?

Yes. Side exams are supported as a separate list: add as many as you are preparing for, each with its own kind, exam date, venue, registration number and its own three-tier form deadlines.

Does it calculate GPA?

Yes. When you enter letter grades against exam attempts, each term's GPA is calculated on the 4.0 scale and weighted by the credit hours you set for each subject.

How does it decide what I should study first?

It combines three things: how close the exam is, how much of the syllabus you have not yet covered, and the difficulty you rated the subject. The reason is shown next to each suggestion so you can judge it yourself.

Does it work for +2, bachelor's and master's?

Yes. You set your own program structure — semesters, years or trimesters — and the number of terms, so it fits most Nepali and international course structures.