How to change your target attempt date
Moved your attempt, or switched to the other group? Update the target date in Profile → Study plan and the plan re-flows around it. Progress stays.
Your target attempt date decides how PrepUp spreads the syllabus across your weeks. If the attempt moves, the date should move with it.
Where it lives
Open Profile → Study plan and change the target attempt date. If you also changed the group you are attempting, update the exam setup first (Profile → Exam setup) so the syllabus matches the plan.
What re-flows
The remaining syllabus is re-spread across the weeks left before the new date:
- chapters that were due later move earlier when the date is closer
- the daily load changes to match the new number of weeks
- the revision slots after the first pass shift with the syllabus
Nothing is deleted. A later date means a lighter day, not an empty plan.
What does not change
Your progress carries over untouched:
- completed chapters stay completed
- practice history and accuracy stay with your account
- your streak is not reset by a date change
- AI credits and any active Premium subscription are unaffected
The date is a planning input, not a reset button.
If the plan looks empty afterwards
Check three things, in this order:
- The target date is in the future.
- The study plan has hours set for today — a date change does not add hours you never set.
- The exam setup still matches the group you are attempting.
If all three are correct and the agenda is still empty, the day may simply be complete — a finished day shows no tasks rather than an error.
Related
- Setting up your study schedule
- Understanding your daily agenda
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