About UitmGetTable

UitmGetTable is a free timetable builder for Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) students. It lets you pick your subjects and class groups, see them laid out on a weekly grid, spot clashes at a glance, and save the result as an image you can keep on your phone or share with friends.

Why it exists

Every semester, UiTM students go through the same routine: open the official class timetable, search for each subject one by one, copy the day, time and room of every group into a notes app or a spreadsheet, and then try to work out which combination of groups doesn't clash. It's slow, it's easy to make mistakes, and it has to be redone whenever a group fills up.

UitmGetTable was built to remove that busywork. Instead of copying times by hand, you choose a subject and its available groups appear instantly. Add the ones you want and the timetable draws itself.

What it can do

  • Browse by campus — pick any UiTM campus (and faculty for Selangor), choose a subject, and add class groups to your timetable.
  • Smart Fetch — enter your matric number to import the classes you're already registered for, then add more on top.
  • Customise — colours, themes, time range, font size, and even your own background image.
  • Save as Image — export a clean, high-resolution picture of your timetable.

New to the site? The timetable planning guide walks through the whole process.

Where the data comes from

Class information is fetched live from UiTM's public class timetable each time you load a subject, so it reflects what the university has published at that moment. Registered timetables for Smart Fetch come from UiTM's public MyStudent timetable service. Because the data comes straight from UiTM, it can change without notice — always cross-check with the official portal before you register.

Not affiliated with UiTM

UitmGetTable is an independent student project. It is not operated, endorsed or supported by Universiti Teknologi MARA.

Open source

The full source code is public on GitHub. Bug reports, feature ideas and pull requests are welcome. If something looks wrong, please report a problem.

The project is backed by KrackedDevs and kept free by ads and donations from users.