Create Your Timetable
Type your course codes, click the + Add button to add more courses, then click Generate.
Automatically finds your exam dates and times
Download as PDF, Image, or CSV format
Add to Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, etc.
About the NOUN Personalized Exam Timetable
This tool generates your personal exam timetable based on the specific courses you are registered for in the current NOUN semester. Unlike the general exam timetable published on the NOUN portal — which lists every course across all faculties — your personalized timetable shows only the exams relevant to you, sorted by date and time.
To use the tool, enter the course codes for all the courses you have registered this semester (e.g., CIT301, MTH203, GST302). The tool will pull the scheduled exam date and time for each course from the NOUN examination database and produce a clean, printable timetable.
How to Prepare Once You Have Your Timetable
Identify Exam Clusters
Look for days where you have exams back-to-back or within 24 hours of each other. These 'exam clusters' require extra preparation — start studying for those courses first.
Build a 6-Week Revision Plan
Work backwards from your first exam date. Assign specific study units and past questions to each week, giving heavier focus to courses with earlier or clustered exams.
Print and Post Your Timetable
Print the generated timetable and pin it where you study. Visibility keeps deadlines top of mind and reduces the risk of accidentally missing an exam date.
Confirm Your Study Centre Venue
Your exams are held at your registered study centre. Confirm the venue, building, and room allocation (usually posted at the study centre a week before exams begin).
Collect Your Exam Card Early
You cannot sit an exam without a valid exam card. Collect yours from your study centre at least one week before your first exam date.
Plan Your Commute
NOUN exam halls close 30 minutes after the exam starts. Account for traffic, transport delays, and parking when planning your exam-day schedule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What if my course code doesn't appear in the timetable?
A: This usually means the course has not yet been scheduled by NOUN for the current examination period, or the course code was entered incorrectly (check for spacing or typos). You can also check the official NOUN examination timetable on the student portal for the full listing.
Q: Can I take my exam at a different study centre?
A: Generally, no. Your exam must be taken at your registered study centre. If you need to change your examination centre, contact your faculty office well in advance — usually at least 3 weeks before exams.
Q: What do I bring to a NOUN exam?
A: You must bring your NOUN Student Exam Card (collected from your study centre), a valid ID, and your writing materials. No textbooks, notes, or electronic devices are permitted.