MyAiSchool 
Last updated: 17 October 2026
Build yours now — free, three minutes on a phone. The first week shows without an account; saving it needs the free login (50 credits, no card).
Tonight, 6:00–7:15 PM · Session 3, free and live for Classes 9–12 — Decoding the New CBSE Blueprint. Recording to everyone who registers.
Key facts
| Fact | Detail | Source |
|---|---|---|
| A study block | 20, 30 or 40 minutes; every block opens a real topic page | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| When a chapter closes | at 60% or more on its check; otherwise a Revise + Check is added the following week | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| Spaced revision | each chapter comes back at 7 days and 21 days, with a short check | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| The last week | no new chapters in the 7 days before the exam | myAiSchool Study Plan ✔ |
| Pre-boards | set by each school, mostly December–January; there is no national pre-board date | school practice ✔ |
| What it costs | free: the first week shows without an account; saving needs the free login, 50 credits, no card | myAiSchool plans ✔ |
Why does the timetable die by Thursday?
Because it was written on Sunday night by the most hopeful version of you. It assumes three hours a day that don’t exist once school, tuition, travel and dinner have had theirs. It starts from today and lists everything left, so it has no idea whether the chapters fit before the exam. By Thursday the real hours have met the imagined ones, the plan is behind, and a plan that’s behind feels worse than no plan. So it goes in the drawer.
The fault isn’t discipline. It’s the design. A plan survives when it has three properties.
What are the three properties of a plan that survives?
| Property | What it means | What it replaces |
|---|---|---|
| Honest about time | Built from the hours you really have on each day, with blocked days marked | “Three hours every day” |
| Ordered like the syllabus | Chapters in teaching order, with your weak chapters pulled forward and counted back from the exam date | Starting with the chapter you like |
| Short-looped | 20–40 minute blocks, each ending in a check, with revision coming back on schedule | “Finish Chapter 5” as one block |
Why build backwards from the exam date?
A plan built forwards from today always runs out of weeks, and you find out in the last one. A plan built backwards from the date — your school’s pre-board, or the board exam — tells you on day one what fits and what doesn’t. The last seven days hold no new chapters. The weeks before hold the half-done chapters. Everything earlier holds what’s untouched. If something doesn’t fit, you decide now, not in December. The reverse plan walks through it by hand.
Why 20–40 minute blocks?
Because a block you can finish is a block you start. “Revise Chemistry” is a wish; “30 minutes: Acids, Bases and Salts, then ten questions” is a task. Each block ends in a check, so you know whether the chapter actually went in. A chapter closes at 60% or more on its check; below that, the plan adds a Revise + Check the following week instead of pretending it’s done. Every chapter comes back at seven days and again at twenty-one, so it’s still there in the exam.
What happens on the Thursday you fall behind?
You will. Tuition runs late, a test appears, someone’s wedding takes a weekend. A good plan expects it. On the Study Plan, Regenerate from today rebuilds the remaining weeks from where you actually are, with the same date at the end. The plan bends; it doesn’t break.
How does the free Study Plan work?
Six steps, about three minutes on a phone: your class, what the plan is for and the date, the hours you really have each day, the subjects and chapters left with their status, how much revision and testing you want, and an optional parent number. The plan comes back as a week of 20–40 minute blocks, each opening the real lesson, practice or assessment and ticking itself when it’s done.
The first week shows without an account. Saving the plan needs the free login: 50 credits, no card. If you’ve taken a Score Map, its red chapters come in pre-ticked.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Study Plan free? Yes. The first week shows without an account; saving the plan needs the free login, 50 credits, no card.
How long does it take to make? About three minutes on a phone, in six steps.
What if my school hasn’t announced the pre-board date? Use the week your teacher expects. A plan to a likely date is still a plan; you can change the date later.
What if I fall behind? Use Regenerate from today. It rebuilds the remaining weeks from where you are, with the same end date.
How long is each study block? 20, 30 or 40 minutes, and each opens a real topic page.
Why no new chapters in the last week? The last seven days are for papers and revision. A chapter learnt in that week is rarely there on exam day.
Does it work with the Score Map? Yes. Chapters the Score Map flagged come into the plan pre-ticked, so the weak chapters go first.