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Weekly targets help you break down massive JEE/NEET syllabi into manageable weekly objectives. Instead of overwhelming yourself with long-term plans, you set specific goals for each 7-day sprint.

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Setting weekly goals

The weekly targets view displays a clean list of goals for the current week, along with a visual progress ring that shows your completion percentage.
1

Navigate to targets

Click the Targets button in the navigation bar. The weekly view loads with the current week selected.
2

Add a new target

In the input field at the top, type your weekly goal. Examples:
  • “Master Electrostatics concepts”
  • “Complete 200 organic chemistry reactions”
  • “Solve 5 full-length mock tests”
Click Add to create the target.
3

Mark targets as complete

Click the checkbox next to any target when you’ve achieved it. The weekly completion ring updates instantly.
4

Navigate between weeks

Use the left/right chevron buttons to view previous or upcoming weeks. The date range is displayed in the center of the week selector.

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Weekly completion tracking

At the top of the targets view, you’ll see:
  • Large percentage display: Your overall completion rate (e.g., “73%”)
  • Visual ring: A circular progress indicator that fills as you complete targets
  • Count display: Shows “X/Y Completed” to track exact numbers
The ring uses a smooth animation and changes color based on your progress.

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Week navigation system

Weeks start on Monday by default. The week selector displays the date range: 
Week Of
Jan 6 - Jan 12
You can navigate to any past or future week to plan ahead or review previous goals.
Effective goal setting: Keep your weekly targets specific and measurable. Instead of “Study Physics,” write “Complete Mechanics I unit” or “Solve 50 kinematics problems.” This makes it easier to mark goals as complete and track real progress.

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Target management

Each target card displays:
  • Checkbox for completion status
  • Target text
  • Delete button (trash icon)
You can delete targets by clicking the trash icon. Use this to remove goals that are no longer relevant or duplicate entries.

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Weekly planning strategy

Use weekly targets in combination with the daily planner:
  1. Sunday night: Set 5-7 weekly targets based on your syllabus priorities
  2. Daily: Break down weekly targets into daily planner tasks
  3. Sunday review: Check your completion rate and plan the next week
This system keeps you focused on short-term execution while maintaining long-term syllabus coverage.
Weekly targets sync across devices. Goals you set on mobile are instantly visible on desktop, and vice versa.

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