Interactive tool
Turn a question goal and a deadline into a daily practice number
In short
Enter the total questions you want to finish, how many you have already done, the days you have and any rest days you plan. The calculator returns the questions per active day needed to finish on time.
Whole numbers only. Completed questions cannot exceed the goal, and rest days must be fewer than the days available.
Questions per active practice day
This is division, not study advice. Rank Sarthi is not claiming a question count guarantees any outcome.
Formula used
The daily target is rounded up, because finishing a fraction of a question does not count.
remaining = max(goal − completed, 0), activeDays = daysAvailable − restDays, and dailyTarget = ceil(remaining ÷ activeDays).
The weekly equivalent is dailyTarget × 7, and completion so far is (completed ÷ goal) × 100. Milestones report the question counts at 25%, 50%, 75% and 100% of the goal.
1. Enter the total question goal you have set for yourself.
2. Enter how many you have already completed.
3. Enter the days available and the rest days you intend to take.
4. Read the questions per active day and check the milestone table.
Remaining questions are 1,000 − 200 = 800. With 4 rest days, the active days are 20 − 4 = 16, so the daily target is 800 ÷ 16 = 50 questions per active day, or 350 a week.
Completion so far is 200 ÷ 1,000 = 20%, and the 50% milestone is 500 questions.
The daily target is the pace your own goal and deadline imply. Rank Sarthi does not claim that this number is the right amount of practice for you.
Once the goal is already met, the remaining count is zero and the daily target is zero rather than a negative number.
It assumes every active day carries the same load and that all questions count equally, regardless of difficulty or subject. Rest days are removed before the division, so the target rises as rest days rise.
Built Rank Sarthi pages that go with this calculation.
