How to organise your study period?
Start with your exam timetable. Enter each exam with its date and difficulty: harder subjects get more days, and the day before each exam is kept for its final review.
Keep some breaks. One day or half a day off per week helps you last three or four weeks. Tick the days you don’t want to study.
Split into half-days. Two subjects a day (morning and afternoon) keep boredom away and let you revise several courses in parallel.
During your revision
Make flashcards, practise with past papers, get enough sleep and eat well: your brain burns a lot of energy when it studies!
Frequently asked questions
How long is the study period (“blocus”) in Belgium?
In Belgium, the “blocus” usually lasts two to four weeks before the January or June exam session, depending on the university or college.
How should I split my subjects?
In proportion to their difficulty and volume, keeping the day before each exam for a final review. That’s exactly what this planner does.
Are my exams saved?
Only in your browser, on your device. Nothing is sent over the internet.
See also : Revision timetable
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