Yes, I think making study plans is popular but not among students who are not strongly motivated academically. Some young people prefer studying only when they feel like it or rely on last-minute revision instead of long-term planning. Others find planning boring or too strict and feel that study plans limit their freedom. For most motivated students, though, making study plans is very useful because it helps them stay organised, manage their time, and reduce stress. So, whether study plans are popular really depends on the student’s attitude to learning.

No, I don’t think making study plans is popular but some students are aware that planning can help them avoid last-minute stress. For example, they sometimes use study plans for important exams or deadlines, even if they don’t follow them strictly every day. Others try to organise their schedule a little, just to feel more in control, but they don’t make detailed plans for everything. So, while most young people don’t plan regularly, a few still see the benefits and use plans occasionally.