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IB Physics · First Assessment 2025 and onwards

Free IB Physics Resources That Actually Help You Solve Problems

Revision tools built to help you understand the concepts, use the equations correctly, and recognise what exam questions are really asking.

Built for the current IB Physics syllabus by an experienced IB Physics teacher.
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Free Resource

Ultimate Conceptual Checklist

Know what you know. Find what you don’t.

A complete, syllabus-aligned checklist that helps you track whether you can simply recall a concept, apply it, or transfer it into an unfamiliar situation. Instead of guessing whether you have covered the syllabus, you actually know.

Recall
I can explain it.
Apply
I can use it.
Transfer
I can recognise and use it in an unfamiliar problem.
  • Themes A–E coverage
  • SL and HL clearly marked
  • Dedicated HL extension sections
  • Exam-ready thinking skills
  • Paper 1A / 1B / 2 thinking
  • Final readiness check
Best Place to Start
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Free Resource

Exam Decoder

The words in the question are data too.

IB questions often give students critical information through phrases rather than numbers. One adjective can change the entire problem.

Decoder ExampleTopic A.2 · Forces
See
“constant velocity”
Think
velocity is unchanged
Therefore
a = 0ΣF = 0
“elastic collision”
Kinetic energy is conserved. Momentum is also conserved.
“isolated system”
No external force acts — momentum is conserved.

The Exam Decoder trains you to recognise the physical meaning hidden inside words such as:

Learn to Read IB Physics Questions
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Free Resource

Data Booklet on Steroids

The data booklet you’ll actually want beside you.

The official IB Physics data booklet gives you equations. This expanded version helps you actually understand them.

The official booklet tells you WHAT the formula is. This one helps you understand it.

What the symbols mean
Every variable explained beside the formula.
When the equation applies
The conditions required for it to be valid.
What conditions matter
Assumptions, limits and edge cases.
What students forget
Common traps and exam reminders.
  • Variables explained beside formulas
  • Useful additional relationships
  • Conditions for using each equation
  • Diagrams and annotations
  • Exam reminders beside each topic
  • HL relationships included
  • Clear visual organisation
  • Common traps flagged
Use it like thisPrint it. Keep it beside you. Use it every time you practise.
Your Daily Physics Reference
The Next Step

Now Put the Understanding Under Pressure.

The three free resources help you organise the syllabus, understand the language of the exam and access the physics efficiently. The next step is finding out whether that understanding survives real exam-style questions.


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Top 42 Paper 1A MCQs

42 questions designed to expose weak thinking.

Paper 1A is often lost through one incorrect assumption, one missed condition or one conceptual trap. This carefully selected set is built around the exact decisions the exam will demand of you.

  • Conceptual traps
  • Proportional reasoning
  • Equation selection
  • Data interpretation
  • Unfamiliar situations
  • Multi-topic thinking
  • Elimination skills
  • Strong Paper 1A decision-making

Not 400 repetitive MCQs. 42 questions worth thinking about properly.

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Top 27 Paper 2 Problems

27 problems for when ordinary practice stops being enough.

A focused collection of demanding Paper 2-style problems designed to bring together multi-step reasoning, unfamiliar applications, structured calculations, diagrams, interpretation and topic connections.

  • Multi-step reasoning
  • Unfamiliar applications
  • Structured calculations
  • Diagrams and interpretation
  • Topic connections
  • Written physics
  • Exam-level problem solving
  • Quality over quantity

Not hundreds of near-identical exercises. 27 problems worth sitting down and properly solving.

Why These Resources Help

Knowing the Chapter Is Not the Same as Being Exam Ready.

IB Physics students often lose marks even when they know the content.

They miss information hidden inside the wording of the question.
They remember formulas without remembering when they apply.
They revise chapters without knowing which concepts are actually weak.
They struggle to move from theory into unfamiliar exam situations.
They practise too many routine questions and too few demanding ones.

That is why these resources were built as a system — not as five unrelated downloads.

Social Proof

What Students Say

Real feedback from students taught by Deepak.

A Final Word

Start With What Will Help You Most.

Most students begin with the free Conceptual Checklist, Exam Decoder and Data Booklet. Use them to build a real understanding. When you are ready to test that understanding under exam pressure, the practice packs are there.

Current IB Physics syllabus · First Assessment 2025+