Time is money, as the adage goes. This is also true for any type of business. As a result, it is becoming increasingly critical for businesses to manage time in their daily operations. At the university level, time management skills are essential for success. We describe time management as the process of planning and managing one's time in order to achieve academic and personal objectives. Planning according to priorities, defining short- and long-term goals, and allocating resources appropriately to reach those goals are all part of good time management abilities. Poor time management abilities, on the other hand, frequently result in unmet goals, increased stress, and a strong procrastination propensity. Setting objectives and prioritising activities require practise in order to develop good time management abilities. Many students are not instantly aware of how time is used during the day, particularly how much time is spent that is not focused toward short-term goals or immediate priorities, therefore tracking how time is spent for one week can be an immediate and direct 'wake up' call for them.