Turn your test date into a daily practice target. Enter the days left before your driving licence test, how many practice tests you want to finish in total, how many you have already done and how many days a week you can practise. The planner shows how many practice tests you need per practice day and per week.
You choose the targets. This tool does not tell you how many tests you need, and it cannot predict whether you will pass.
Enter your own numbers. This tool does not suggest how many tests you need.
Nothing you type is stored or sent anywhere. The plan is simple arithmetic from the numbers you enter.
How to use the practice planner
- Enter the number of days left before your test date.
- Enter the total number of practice tests you want to finish. Choose the number yourself.
- Enter how many you have already done, or leave the field blank if you have not started.
- Choose how many days a week you can practise, then press “Make my practice plan”.
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The formulas
- Tests still to do = total tests − tests already done
- Practice days available = days left × days per week ÷ 7, rounded down to a whole day
- Tests per practice day = tests still to do ÷ practice days available
- Tests per week = tests still to do ÷ (days left ÷ 7)
Example (made-up numbers)
Suppose a learner has 30 days left, wants to finish 20 practice tests, has done 5, and can practise 5 days a week. Tests still to do = 20 − 5 = 15. Practice days available = 30 × 5 ÷ 7 = 21.4, rounded down to 21. Tests per practice day = 15 ÷ 21 = 0.7, so one test on each practice day would finish them with days to spare. These numbers are only an illustration, not advice on how many tests to take.
What this planner does not include
- Any recommendation on how many tests or how much study you need.
- Any prediction of your result in the real test.
- Your actual weekdays. The number of practice days is an estimate that assumes your practice days are spread evenly through the week.
- Test booking dates or fees. Check the test date with the licensing office.
Plan the rest of your licence
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Driving test practice planner FAQs
How many practice tests should I do?
We do not suggest a number. Enter the total you want to finish, and the planner works out the daily and weekly target.
Does the planner tell me if I will pass?
No. It only divides the tests you want to do over the days you have. It cannot predict your test result.
What if my test is less than a week away?
Enter the days left. The planner scales the practice days to the time you have, and shows the weekly figure over the shorter period.
Why is the number of practice days an estimate?
The planner does not know which weekdays you will practise on. It spreads your practice days evenly through the week and rounds down to a whole day.
Is my data stored?
No. The calculation runs in your browser, and nothing you enter is sent to our servers.