Physics
0625 IGCSEMCQ Trainer — Core
The 40-question Core multiple-choice paper, with the PDF embedded beside the answer panel. Practice mode or exam conditions, instant marking, and a topic breakdown of where marks were dropped.
Open trainer →MCQ Trainer — Extended
40 Extended multiple-choice questions over 45 minutes. Switch into exam-conditions mode for a paced run, or work through at your own pace with the mark scheme one click away.
Open trainer →Practical Test — Examiner Guide
Every mark-scheme rule, the top 25 mistakes ranked by frequency, a 50-point self-audit, and a drill quiz. Built from examiner reports 2021–2025.
Open guide →Alternative to Practical — Examiner Guide
26 mark-scheme rules for Paper 6 — reading instruments from diagrams, graph work, conclusions, and planning. Includes a self-audit checklist, ranked mistakes, and a 15-question drill quiz.
Open guide →Practical Test — Question Drill
Train like you've marked the paper. Question-by-question prompts that push you to think like an examiner before seeing the answer.
Open trainer →Examiner Tips
Summarised from CIE examiner reports across the 0625 syllabus — the habits and mistakes that come up year after year.
Open guide →More 0625 trainers in development. New here? Start with the 0625 paper guide.
Physics
9702 AS & A LevelGet Your Paper Marked
Send a past paper you've attempted and get it back marked the way I marked them for Cambridge — every mark located, earned or lost, and what the scheme wanted instead of what you wrote. The first five papers I receive are marked free.
See how it works →A Level Physics: Examiner Led
Two live sessions every week with an examiner who marked 9702 — one taking a real exam question apart mark by mark, one open room for whatever you are stuck on. Both recorded and kept. Founding rate until 25 September.
See what is in it →Is Your Maths Costing You Marks?
Significant figures, units and powers of ten are the most frequent examiner criticism on both 9702 theory papers, every series 2021–2026. Ten questions on those six skills, scored separately, so you can see exactly which one to fix first.
Start the check →The Maths Behind A Level Physics
A self-paced course on the numerical handling 9702 assumes and never teaches — base units, notation, rearranging, significant figures. Eight modules, with every drill worked through in full.
See the course →MCQ Trainer — AS Multiple Choice
40 AS-level multiple-choice questions over 75 minutes. PDF beside the answer panel, instant marking, and a topic breakdown after submission so the gaps show up clearly.
Open trainer →Limitations & Improvements Trainer
The marks most students drop on Paper 3 — drilled with real experimental contexts and examiner-level answers.
Open trainer →Planning & Analysis — Full Guide
How Paper 5 is marked, question by question — with every planning and analysis trainer gathered in one place.
Open guide →Linearisation Trainer — Q2
Drill the log-linearisation and straight-line graph marks that Q2 tests every series — 18 relationships, step-by-step, with worked sketches.
Open trainer →Planning & Analysis Cheatsheet
Every mark type on Paper 5 in one reference sheet — planning structure, analysis steps, and common pitfalls.
Open cheatsheet →Planning & Analysis Checklist
Self-assessment across variables, diagram, measurement, graph, gradient, and intercept — with ranked common mistakes from 15 series.
Open checklist →Uncertainties Trainer
Absolute and percentage uncertainties, combining rules, and graph-based uncertainty — the skills Cambridge tests on every practical paper. Reference + drill modes.
Open trainer →More 9702 trainers in development. New here? Start with the 9702 paper guide.
Reference
Definitions & FormulaeDefinitions & Formulae Flashcards
Shuffle, drill, and flag missed items for re-testing. Every definition and formula you need to recall under exam conditions.
Open flashcards →Definitions & Formulae Flashcards
AS-level definitions and formulae drilled as flashcards — shuffle mode, missed-item review, and retest until you get them all right.
Open flashcards →Definitions & Formulae Flashcards
A2-level definitions and formulae — same drill system, A2 content. Work through until you get every card right.
Open flashcards →Free resources
PrintableIGCSE Physics A* Checklist
Six examiner-sourced strategies with action checkboxes and a 6-week revision plan. Printable one-pager.
Get the checklist →Core MCQ Survival Sheet
The mistakes that cost Paper 1 (Core) candidates marks, distilled from five years of Cambridge examiner reports onto a single page.
Open survival sheet →Extended MCQ Survival Sheet
The highest-frequency Paper 2 (Extended) multiple-choice errors from 2021–2025 examiner reports, on one page.
Open survival sheet →AS MCQ Survival Sheet
The ten most-flagged AS Paper 1 multiple-choice mistakes from five years of Cambridge examiner reports.
Open survival sheet →The Physics Help Desk
Post your working and I'll mark it the way I'd mark it in the exam. A free room, plus a monthly live marking session.
See what's in the room →For Teachers
Free classroom tools worth forwarding to your Year 12s, from an examiner who marked both papers.
Open the teachers page →From the blog
Examiner insights0972 vs 0625: Are They the Same Exam?
I compared the papers, mark schemes and examiner reports for both codes. They are the same documents — and here is what genuinely differs.
Read article →What the 2025 Cambridge Physics Examiner Reports Actually Tell You
A plain-English breakdown of the 2025 reports — the persistent patterns, what top candidates did, and how to turn the findings into marks.
Read article →10 Cambridge IGCSE Physics Mistakes Examiners See Every Year
The errors that appear in Cambridge 0625 reports year after year — with exact wording fixes so you know what to write instead.
Read article →How to Get an A* in Cambridge IGCSE Physics
The six habits that separate A* candidates — drawn from examiner reports, mark-scheme patterns, and what grade-9 answers actually look like.
Read article →What to Know Before You Pick Physics at A Level
What IGCSE doesn't prepare you for at A Level (9702) — the maths step, the pace, practical work, and the Maths pairing. A frank guide for students deciding.
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