Physics Exam Preparation
IGCSE, O-Level, AS, A-Level
Complete course preparation
Topical presentation
Past-paper practice with every topic
Batch and one-on-one classes
2 classes a week
8 classes a month
1 hour each class
Cambridge | Pearson Edexcel | Oxford AQA
Our Teaching Methodology
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In our classes we focus on Topical preparation and past-paper practice.
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Past-papers are practiced with every topic preparation
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Students get to learn how to answer the exam style question from the very first topic
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Each lecture is recorded so the students can watch the lectures again for revision
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Students are given A* notes to help them prepare
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Students are given a welcome kit to make notes
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Students are given additional resources
IGCSE & O Level
UNIT 1: GENERAL PHYSICS:
Chapter 1: Measurements.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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List the SI units.
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Able to do calculations using a vernier calliper and screw gauge.
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Discuss parallex error.
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Define density.
Chap 2: Describing motion.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Define scalar and vector quantities.
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State the formula for speed velocity and acceleration.
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Understand Distance time graphs.
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Calculate speed and acceleration.
Chap 3: Forces and motions.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand mass, gravity and weight.
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Explain force, acceleration and the formula.
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Understand momentum.
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Solve numerical.
Chap 4: Turning effect of force.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Discuss moment.
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Perform calculations based on it.
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Discuss stability and center of mass.
Chap 5: Forces and Matter.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understanding forces on solids.
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Understand how springs work.
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Explain hooke’s law.
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Understand pressure and it’s calculations.
Chap 6: Energy.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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State different firms of energy,
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Do energy conversions.
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Understand conservation of energy.
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Perform calculations.
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Understand the energy sources.
Chap 7: Work and power.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand what is work.
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Calculate work done.
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Understand power.
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Do calculations.
UNIT 2: THERMAL PHYSICS.
Chap 1: The kinetic model of matter.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Describe the states of matter.
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The kinetic model of matter.
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Understand gas and kinetic forces.
Chap 2: Thermal properties of matter.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand temperature scales.
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Understand a thermometer.
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Define and perform calculations relating to thermal expansion and thermal capacity.
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Define and perform calculations relating to Specific heat capacity and laten heat.
Chap 3: Thermal energy transfers.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand conduction.
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Understand convention.
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Understand radiation.
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Define the concept of energy transfer.
UNIT 3: WAVES.
Chap 1: Sound.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand how sound waves work.
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Explain how the travel.
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Do calculations.
Chap 2: Light.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand how light travels.
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Understand reflection and refraction.
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Understand the different types of lenses.
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Do calculations.
Chap 3: Properties of waves.
At the end of this one hour lecture students should be able to:
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Describe waves.
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Explain speed, frequency and wavelength.
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Do calculations.
Chap 4: Spectra.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Discuss the light spectrum.
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Discuss light dispersion.
UNIT 4: ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM.
Chap 1: Magnetism and static electricity.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand the concept of electrical field.
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Explain discharging and charging.
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Perform calculations related to it.
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Understand electrical fields.
Chap 2: Electrical Quantities.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand how current works,
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Explain and perform calculations related to electrical resistance.
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Understand the relation between current and energy.
Chap 3: Electrical circuits.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Know different components.
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Understand how resistors work.
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Understand the functioning of electrical circuits.
Chap 4: Electromagnetic forces.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand the role between magnetism and currents.
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How motors work.
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For generators work.
Chap 5: Electromagnetic induction.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand the workings of a transformer.
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Perform all relevant calculations.
UNIT 5: ATOMIC PHYSICS.
Chap 1: The nuclear atom.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand the atomic structure.
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List the subatomic particles and their roles.
Chap 2: Radioactivity.
At the end of this one-hour lecture students should be able to:
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Understand the prince of radioactivity.
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Explain half life and decay.
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Perform relevant calculations.
AS Level
UNIT 1: MECHANICS AND MATERIALS.
Topic 1: Mechanics.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Velocity time graph.
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Distance time graph.
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The kinematic equations and their calculations.
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Turning effect of moment.
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Newton’s law of motion.
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Projectile motion.
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Resolving vectors.
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Kinetic energy.
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Gravitational potentials energy.
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Momentum calculations.
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Conservation of momentum.
Topic 2: Materials.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Fluid density and upthrust.
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Fluid movement.
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Viscosity.
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Hooke’s law.
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Stress, strain and young modulus.
UNIT 2: WAVES AND ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS.
Topic 3: Waves and particles of light.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Basics of waves.
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The behavior of waves.
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Stationary waves and diffraction
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Refraction.
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Reflection and polarization.
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Quantum physics.
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Wave particle quality.
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The photoelectric effect.
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Atomic electron energies.
Topic 4: Electric circuits.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
Electrical current.
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Electrical energy transfer.
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Calculations and equations.
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Resistance
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Components of electrical circuits.
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Series and parallel circuits.
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Power in electrical circuits.
A Level
Topic 5: Further mechanics:
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Energy transfer in momentum collisions.
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Circular motion
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Centripetal forces.
Topic 6: Electric and magnetic fields.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Electrical fields.
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Radial electrical fields.
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Coulombs law.
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Capacitors.
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Electromagnetic effects.
Topic 7: Nuclear and particle physics.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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A nuclear atom.
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Particle accelerators.
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Particle detectors.
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Hadron collider.
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particle interactions.
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The particle zoo.
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Particles and forces.
Topic 8: Thermodynamics.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Heat and transfer of energy.
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Internal energy.
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Ideal gas behavior.
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Topic 9: Radioactivity.
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At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Nuclear reactions.
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Rate of radioactive decay.
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Fusion and Fission.
Topic 10: oscillations.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Simple harmonic motion, energy and calculations.
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Resonance and damping.
Topic 11: Astrophysics and cosmology.
At the end of this lecture, student should know:
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Gravitational fields and forces.
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Stellar classification.
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Distance in stars,
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Age and fate of universe.