Moles
The single biggest divider in 0620. Students who are shaky on moles lose marks across stoichiometry, titrations, energetics and organic chemistry all at once.
IGCSE · 0620
IGCSE Chemistry 0620 tuition that goes past memorising reactions
Chemistry 0620 rewards students who can connect what happens, why it happens, and what the numbers say. Students who have memorised reactions without the reasoning underneath hit a ceiling around the top grades.
Where students actually lose marks
The patterns we see most often in students who join us mid-course.
Organic chemistry as vocabulary
Learned as a list of names and reactions it becomes unmanageable. Learned as a small number of patterns it becomes predictable.
Qualitative analysis
The tests for ions and gases are pure marks — but only for students who have drilled them, and who write the observation rather than the conclusion.
Balancing and state symbols
Marks lost on equations that are chemically right but incompletely written.
Topics we cover
Taught in sequence, with practice built in at each stage.
- States of matter
- Atoms, elements & compounds
- Stoichiometry
- Electrochemistry
- Chemical energetics
- Rates & equilibria
- Acids, bases & salts
- The Periodic Table
- Metals
- Organic chemistry
- Experimental techniques
How the classes run
Topic first, then papers
Concept taught, then a worksheet, then past-paper questions on that same topic. Full papers come once the topics are solid — not before.
Chapterwise past papers
Past-paper questions sorted by topic, so practice always matches what was taught that week.
1-1 or small group
Offline at Aundh or Baner, or online. Group sizes stay small enough that every student can ask.
Assessment through the year
Regular tests so gaps surface early, while there is still time to close them.
Other IGCSE subjects
Most of our students take more than one subject with us.
Maths 0580
Core and Extended, taught topic by topic with chapterwise past papers.
Read the Maths 0580 guide →Physics 0625
Concepts, calculations and the practical paper — taught as three different skills.
Read the Physics 0625 guide →All IGCSE
How we teach IGCSE across every subject.
IGCSE overview →See a Chemistry 0620 class before you commit
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