Add your exam dates and see exactly how long is left — days, hours, minutes and seconds, ticking live. Track every paper on your date sheet in one place. Free, with no sign-up.
Counts down live — nothing is saved or sent anywhere.
Add an exam below and the countdown starts here.
Leave the start time blank and 9:00 AM is assumed. Exams are sorted automatically with the nearest first, and anything already finished is marked as passed and moved to the bottom.
Note: we deliberately don't pre-fill exam dates — board and entry-test dates change every year and differ between boards, so a built-in date would soon be wrong. Take the date from your official date sheet or your board's website.
A countdown is only useful if it changes what you do today. The number that matters is not really "days left" — it's study sessions left. Take the days remaining, subtract the days you realistically can't study, and multiply what's left by the number of focused sessions you can manage each day. Sixty days at two sessions a day is 120 sessions; a syllabus of thirty topics suddenly looks like four sessions per topic, which is a plan rather than a panic.
Add every paper, not just the first one. Students usually revise for the exam that's nearest and neglect the one three weeks later — then run out of road. Entering your whole date sheet here shows the real shape of the season, including the tight gaps where two papers sit two days apart and revision has to happen before the exams start, not between them.
Work backwards from the date. Fix the last week for past papers and revision only — no new topics — then the week before that for weak areas, and give everything earlier to first-pass coverage. When the countdown enters its final seven days the card turns gold as a reminder that you should already be revising rather than learning.
Pair this with the Study Focus Timer to make each session count, and the Percentage Calculator to check your past-paper scores as you go.