The short answer
Physics revision must include more than formula recall. You need to choose a model, write a useful equation, substitute consistently, give a unit, read graphs, interpret diagrams and explain practical decisions. A bank is valuable when it makes you practise those moves repeatedly and then compare your response with the official marking points.
Check the 0625 structure first
The official Cambridge IGCSE Physics 0625 page describes fundamental physics, applications and a strong practical-skills emphasis. Cambridge’s 2026–2028 syllabus PDF is the current reference for content and assessment.
The Cambridge past-paper page should be your check for paper names, specimen resources and published mark schemes. Cambridge says the public set is only a selection and that older papers may not reflect the current syllabus. Read the front of every paper: Core and Extended routes use different components, and Paper 5 Practical Test is not interchangeable with Paper 6 Alternative to Practical.
Best free archive: PMT
PMT is a strong free choice for Physics 0625 because its past-paper hub provides Physics papers and mark schemes alongside other IGCSE subjects. Use it for the full exam experience, then diagnose errors with the scheme.
For Physics, mark your method as well as your final answer. Did you select the right relationship? Did you convert units? Did you read the graph scale? Did you include direction or a vector idea? Did you state a valid control variable in a practical question? A topic PDF can help you repeat a weak skill, but a full paper shows whether you can switch between mechanics, electricity, waves, thermal physics and other areas without a prompt.
Best guided practice: Save My Exams
Save My Exams’ IGCSE past-paper page covers Cambridge and other boards, while its science practice pages offer exam-style topic questions. The site says its resources are written by experienced educators and examiners.
Use this kind of guided bank before you sit full papers if you regularly know the formula but cannot explain the result. Start with one topic, write complete working and read the explanation only after marking yourself. For 0625, useful guided practice includes rearranging equations, density and pressure, energy transfers, circuits, electromagnetic effects, wave behaviour, radioactivity and practical data. Confirm the exact Cambridge code before using a question, because “IGCSE Physics” also covers other boards and specifications.
Best topical filter: exam-mate
exam-mate’s official site offers yearly and topical past papers, answer access, MCQ practice and an exam builder. Its broader Cambridge IGCSE catalogue makes it useful for finding a run of questions on one Physics area, then mixing those questions into a custom test.
Use the tool to create deliberate practice: ten short electricity questions, a graph-and-data set, or a mixed paper with no topic labels. Check whether the resource is a past-paper question or an original exam-style item. In either case, the Cambridge syllabus remains the source of truth for what you are expected to know. Do not infer syllabus coverage from a site’s menu alone.
How to practise Physics 0625 properly
Build a three-stage cycle. First, practise by topic while learning: recall the quantities, relationships, units and common graph shapes, then answer short and structured questions. Second, practise by skill: calculations, significant figures, graph gradients, proportional reasoning, ray diagrams, circuit diagrams and experimental evaluation. Third, sit complete papers under time pressure.
Keep an error log with the failed decision, not just the topic name. “Electricity wrong” is too broad; “used current formula when the question asked for resistance from potential difference and current” is actionable. Reattempt the same question later, then find a new version of the skill.
Use Paper 5 or Paper 6 practice deliberately. Read the apparatus, variables, measurements, tables and evaluation prompts. Practical questions test how you reason from evidence, not whether you can memorise a lab script. Before marking, annotate where the independent variable, dependent variable, control variables and sources of uncertainty appear. That turns a lost practical mark into a repeatable method rather than a one-off correction.
PastPaperPrep’s live IGCSE Physics 0625 bank contains real past-paper questions from papers covering recent exam years. It is built for focused practice: filter the exact topic or practical skill, keep the original diagram and context, then export a printable set. Use another resource alongside it when you need a lesson or a worked explanation before attempting the question.
Frequently asked questions
Is PMT enough for Physics 0625?
It can provide a strong free paper-and-mark-scheme core, but you still need the Cambridge syllabus and practical preparation. A guided site can save time when your written explanations are weak.
Should I memorise every Physics formula?
Learn the relationships and units, but practise choosing and rearranging them. The exam tests application, not a formula list in isolation.
Which is harder, topical questions or full papers?
Full papers are harder to manage because topics are mixed and time matters. Topical sets are better for building a skill first.
Can I use GCSE Physics questions for 0625?
Only for broad extra practice. Use Cambridge 0625 questions for syllabus-specific content, paper style and mark-scheme language.