Measure remaining video/reading hours, divide them across available study days, and add review/catch-up time instead of scheduling every day at full capacity.
Turn the idea into a measurable plan
Put numbers against the recommendation: remaining calendar days, realistic study sessions, topics to cover, practice volume, and a personal finish date before exam day.
Measure mastery, not only time
Pair study hours with practice accuracy, repeated-error tracking, blueprint coverage, and your ability to explain answers. More time is useful only when it corrects the right weaknesses.
Protect the schedule
Reserve rest and catch-up capacity rather than allocating every available day. A plan that can survive an interrupted week is more useful than a mathematically perfect plan with no buffer.