Exam Syllabus Progress Tracker Android App

Students preparing for board exams and entrance tests usually track their syllabus in their heads — or on a notebook page that goes stale in a week. The result is familiar: high-weightage chapters discovered unfinished two weeks before the exam, revision piled onto already-full days, and no honest answer to "am I on track?" SyllabusTrack makes progress visible and countable. Each subject holds its chapter list with High/Medium/Low weightage tags drawn from the exam blueprint; tapping a chapter done moves the subject's progress bar and the overall ring the same instant. The dashboard pairs that with a live countdown to the exam date and a streak counter that rewards showing up daily. A stats screen renders the week's study hours as bars and keeps a "revision due" queue so finished chapters actually get revised. Everything is stored locally on the phone — no account, no server needed for the core loop — which keeps the build focused, offline-first and genuinely demoable in a viva.

1. The student creates an exam profile: exam name, date and target score.
2. Subjects are added with their chapter lists; each chapter gets a weightage tag (High/Medium/Low) from the exam blueprint.
3. On the subject screen the student taps chapters done as they finish them; progress bars and the dashboard ring update immediately.
4. The dashboard shows the countdown, overall completion and per-subject progress at a glance.
5. Study sessions are logged (or timed), feeding the weekly hours chart and the day streak.
6. The revision queue surfaces chapters whose revision interval has elapsed, ordered by urgency.
7. Stats screen combines hours, streak and revision status into one weekly review the student can act on.

Tech stack:

• Kotlin (Android app language)
• Android Studio (build & layout tooling)
• Room · SQLite (on-device database)
• Material Design 3 components
• MPAndroidChart-class chart rendering (weekly bars)
• WorkManager (revision reminder scheduling)
• MVVM architecture (ViewModel + LiveData/StateFlow)
• Git version control

• [Chapter-level progress tracking] Every subject expands into chapters; tapping a chapter done updates subject and overall progress instantly.
• [Exam-weightage tags] Chapters carry High/Medium/Low tags so high-marks topics are visually prioritized in the list.
• [Exam countdown] A live countdown card to the configured exam date with the target score, always visible on the dashboard.
• [Overall progress ring] A single ring showing total syllabus completion across subjects, with the week's gain noted underneath.
• [Study streak] Consecutive-day tracking with the longest streak recorded — the gentle pressure that keeps daily study alive.
• [Weekly hours chart] Bar chart of hours studied per day of the week, entered or timed per session.
• [Revision-due queue] Finished chapters resurface on a schedule (overdue / due tomorrow / due in 3 days) so revision isn't forgotten.
• [Offline-first storage] All data lives in the on-device database; the app works fully without internet.

• Complete Kotlin Android app source code
• Room database schema with seed data (sample exam, subjects, chapters)
• Dashboard, subject-detail and stats screens as designed
• Revision reminder scheduling
• Project report PDF (problem, requirements, architecture, schema, testing)
• PPT presentation for final review
• Viva Q&A preparation document (Room, MVVM, WorkManager, offline-first design)

• Single-device use — there is no cloud sync or multi-device account as shipped (listed as future scope).
• Study hours are logged by the student (or a simple timer); the app cannot verify actual studying.
• Weightage tags are entered from the exam blueprint by the student; the app does not fetch official syllabi.
• Revision intervals use a fixed schedule per tag; adaptive spaced-repetition tuning is future scope.
• Reminder notifications need the app installed with notification permission granted.