How to know what to study today

I develop Vitae, which is mentioned in this guide.

Check deadlines and readiness together

List the next deadlines and identify what remains difficult from recent exercises. The nearest exam is not automatically the highest priority: an already-prepared topic may need less time than a later exam with major gaps.

Choose a task that fits the available time

Illustrative case: you have 30 minutes, a biology exam in six days and a mathematics exam in eight. Biology recall is already reliable; you missed several algebra questions yesterday. Choose one algebra problem type, attempt three questions without notes and correct the errors. Keep a short biology review for another block. This is an example, not a universal allocation.

Use hours as a planning signal

A weekly target helps you distribute effort. It cannot tell you that a topic is learned. Keep completed tasks and practice errors alongside the time record; change the plan when these disagree.

How Vitae makes suggestions

Vitae uses rules over your subjects, targets and exam dates, including a ten-day window for near exams. This is a product heuristic, not a scientifically established threshold. Read the reason shown, then choose a different session if your current needs call for it.