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IGCSE Physics Topic Checklist
Levels & boards: IGCSE Physics (Years 10-11) Cambridge International Physics 0625. Use with your specific core/extended syllabus where relevant.
Use this IGCSE Physics topic checklist to record revision status, confidence, notes and review dates. Find specific weaknesses, generate a practical priority list and keep an exportable record of your preparation.
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How to use the IGCSE Physics Topic Checklist
- Select the relevant stage or paper family and search for the skill you are revising.
- Distinguish practising a topic from being able to explain it confidently without notes.
- Record one specific error and a review date, then return after a gap to check retention.
A worked example
A student who recognises a solution but cannot reproduce its first step should mark the topic Needs review, not Confident. After completing three varied questions independently and explaining the method, Practised is a more informative next step than simply ticking a box.
What to check before using your result
- Cambridge 0625 reference years 2026-2028; theory and practical skills appear separately. This is an original revision organiser, not a verbatim syllabus.
- The percentage is based on topics you mark confident. It is not a prediction of marks or an official assessment weighting.
- Always cross-check the official syllabus: this curated skill list cannot confirm that every learning outcome has been covered.
Browse the skill areas in this checklist
- Motion forces and energy
- Thermal physics
- Waves
- Electricity and magnetism
- Nuclear and space physics
- Practical skills
Make your next practice session count
Use this result as a starting point, not a label for your ability. Record one error, explain its cause and complete a similar question without the worked answer. Then try a different example to check that you understood the method rather than remembered a number.
For exam-style application, choose the correct board and component in the MYT past-paper directory. For guided explanations, explore subject-specific online tutoring or request a free 30-minute demo.
Questions about this tool
Will completed topics remain saved?
Turn on Save on this device. Export a JSON backup to move your record or protect it before clearing browser data. Without that choice, progress remains in this session only.
How are revision priorities chosen?
The tool selects low-confidence, Needs review or overdue items from your recorded choices. It does not infer your performance or rank topics by official examination weighting.
Do I need an account or need to send my results?
No account is required by this tool. Its calculations run in your browser. Tools with a Save on this device option store data locally only when you choose it; your browser, device policy and storage settings can affect persistence. Export important records before clearing browser data. This describes the tool, not any separate site analytics or contact-form processing.
Reference sources and scope
MYT provides independent learning resources, not official exam-board certification or school-entry decisions. Formula explanations, diagnostic questions and study plans here are original study aids. Check your current syllabus and official examination instructions before relying on a resource for an assessment.