Best IGCSE Physics revision notes
Want notes checked against the current 0625 syllabus, not an old spec? Get the complete Physics PDF — or check out our online revision notes first.
Glide’s IGCSE Physics notes
The complete bundle puts the whole 0625 syllabus in one PDF. Want to see the standard first? Every topic is also free to read online.
- All six topics in one PDF, with a cover and contents page
- Every chapter opens with a concept map and closes with exam advice and a quick reference card
- Print it, annotate the margins, revise offline
- All six topics of the 0625 syllabus, in syllabus order — from Motion, Forces & Energy through Space Physics
- Checked against the current Cambridge 0625 syllabus
- Read on any device; dip in topic by topic
Whichever you choose, pair the notes with the full Physics formula sheet for every calculation on the paper, and practise what you’ve revised with Extended past papers and mark schemes (2021–2025). Not ready to buy? Check out our online revision notes and see how they work.
Look inside the Physics PDF
Three of the page types you get in every chapter, so you know what you’re buying.
What to check for in any Physics revision notes
Before trusting a resource with your revision time, check it against these:
- Checked against the current syllabus. Cambridge syllabuses get revised — notes written for an old specification will teach you the wrong content boundary or a dropped topic.
- Follows the syllabus order. Notes structured topic-by-topic the way the syllabus examines you make it easier to spot gaps before results day, not after.
- Written for the exam, not just the content. Understanding a concept and being able to answer a command-word question on it (“describe,” “explain,” “calculate”) are different skills.
- Free to try, clear on price. You should be able to read real content before you pay, and know exactly what you get if you do — a sign-up wall in front of the notes, or a surprise subscription behind them, is a cost you should know about upfront.
Four Physics mistakes that cost marks
From the Motion, Forces & Energy chapter. Check your own answers against them.
Where students look for IGCSE Physics notes
General revision sites like ZNotes, Tutopiya, and Save My Exams, past-paper archives like PapaCambridge, and subject-specific sites like Glide all show up for this search — each with a different structure and depth. Run whichever one you’re using against the checklist above rather than assuming free means equivalent, or that paid means better.
Questions
What are the best IGCSE Physics revision notes?
There isn't one single “best,” because it depends on what you need — but any resource worth your revision time should be checked against the current 0625 syllabus, follow the syllabus order, and be clear about what you get and what it costs. Glide’s Physics bundle is built to that standard: all six topics in one PDF for a $10 one-time payment, with every topic also free to read online if you want to try first.
What’s in the Physics bundle?
All six topics of the 0625 syllabus, in syllabus order, compiled into one PDF with a cover and contents page. Core and Supplement content sit together, tagged on the page. Every chapter opens with a concept map and closes with exam advice and a quick reference card.
How much does the Physics bundle cost?
$10, one-time. No subscription and nothing recurring.
Can I try the notes before buying?
Yes. The topic-by-topic notes are free to read online with no sign-up, so you can judge the standard before you buy the bundle.
Are Glide’s Physics notes checked against the 0625 syllabus?
Yes. Every topic is checked against the current Cambridge 0625 syllabus, in the free notes and in the bundle alike.
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