JLPT Study Planner: Weekly N5–N1 Schedule
Generate a personalized JLPT study plan from your target level, exam date, and daily study hours, with weekly Kanji, vocabulary, grammar, and practice targets.
Configure your JLPT study plan
Set a target level, test date, and realistic daily study time.
Your weekly targets
Suggested time split
Material counts are planning estimates, not official JLPT vocabulary or Kanji lists. Adjust targets for what you already know and include official-style reading and listening practice.
Build a plan you can repeat
A useful JLPT schedule fits ordinary weeks, not only your most motivated day. Enter the time you can protect consistently. The planner converts the remaining calendar into weekly coverage targets and keeps part of each session for reading and listening.
Estimated material counts
Publishers and learning resources use approximate Kanji, vocabulary, and grammar counts for each level, but the JLPT does not provide a fixed official word list. The calculator therefore uses planning estimates. Reduce a target when you already know the material and increase review when recall is weak.
A practical weekly rhythm
Use four or five days for new material, one day for mixed review, and one day for a longer reading or listening set. Record errors by type. A repeated particle problem belongs in the Particle Quiz; slow Kana recognition belongs in the Kana Quiz.
Recalculate monthly
Your plan should change as the exam approaches. Recalculate after a practice test or each month, then redirect time toward the weakest scored section instead of completing targets mechanically.