IGCSE · 0625

IGCSE Physics 0625 tuition for students who can do the maths but lose the marks

Physics 0625 asks for three different things: understanding a concept, calculating with it, and describing an experiment. Most students are comfortable with one of the three and quietly lose marks on the other two.

Where students actually lose marks

The patterns we see most often in students who join us mid-course.

"Describe" versus "explain"

Command words decide the mark scheme. A description where an explanation was asked for scores almost nothing, however correct the physics.

Units and significant figures

Easy marks, routinely dropped. Correct working with a missing unit is an incomplete answer.

The practical paper

Graph plotting, reading scales, identifying sources of error and suggesting improvements are learnable skills — but only if they are actually taught, not assumed.

Circuits

Series and parallel reasoning is where confident students most often go wrong, because the intuition is misleading.

Topics we cover

Taught in sequence, with practice built in at each stage.

  • Motion, forces & energy
  • Thermal physics
  • Waves
  • Electricity & magnetism
  • Nuclear physics
  • Space physics
  • Practical skills

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.

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