01
NAME THE QUANTITIES
INSIDE EVERY ROUTELesson objective + Skill Check
Pull the known values and the unknown from the question before reaching for a formula.
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Physics
CAIE · IAL · A Level
Ever looked at a Physics question and had no ideawhich equation to start with?
Learn how to recognise what a question is testing, choose the right relationship and show your working clearly.
AS PhysicsMechanics, waves, electricity, nuclear physics
A2 PhysicsAdvanced mechanics, fields, quantum, particle physics
Live availableScheduled group teaching with recorded access
Open the course, not a brochure
Select a chapter. Watch the lesson. Try the Skill Check.
The full Physics course route is visible below. Click any chapter to load the lesson, then move through the four-step sequence.
How a Physics question is read
Before solving, find the five things hidden inside the question.
A syllabus tells you what can be examined. The paper decides how principles are combined, which conditions matter, and what working earns the mark.
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The quantityWhat must the answer identify?02
The relationshipWhich equation connects what you know to what you need?03
The conditionsWhat changes the approach?04
The workingWhere does each mark come from?05
The unitsDo the dimensions confirm the answer?01 / The quantity
Every quantity has a direction. Scalar is not vector.
Before selecting an equation, identify whether the question asks for a scalar or a vector, and whether the quantity is instantaneous or average.
02 / The relationship
Find the equation that connects what you know to what you need.
A Physics problem rarely requires only one formula. The skill is choosing the relationship that links the given quantities to the unknown, then solving without introducing errors.
03 / The conditions
Standard conditions can change the approach completely.
Whether a system is in equilibrium, whether friction is present, whether motion is uniform or accelerated — each condition determines which principles apply and which simplify away.
04 / The working
Clear working can still earn method marks when the final answer is wrong.
Show the substitution, rearrangement and arithmetic clearly so the examiner can follow your method.
05 / The units
Dimensions catch errors that algebra misses.
Checking that both sides of an equation have the same dimensions is faster and more reliable than re-reading working. Convert all values to SI before substituting.
Original practice question
[4]A ball is thrown horizontally from a cliff 80 m high at 15 m/s. Calculate the time to reach the ground and the horizontal distance travelled.
Plausible, but incomplete
"Use s = ut + 1/2 at^2 and get the answer."
A more exact answer
Vertical: s = 1/2 gt^2, so 80 = 1/2 (9.81) t^2, giving t = 4.04 s. Horizontal: d = vt = 15 x 4.04 = 60.6 m. The horizontal and vertical motions are independent; the horizontal velocity does not affect the time to fall.
The better answer is not valuable because it is longer. It separates the two independent motions and shows the working that earns each mark.
FROM EQUATION TO ANSWER
Choosing the equation is part of the Physics.
Work out what you know, what you need, which relationship connects them, and whether the answer still makes sense when you check the units.
02
CHOOSE THE RELATIONSHIP
BUILT INTO PRACTICEWorked examples + worksheets
Use the conditions to decide which principle applies — and which equations do not.
03
SHOW THE WORKING
VISIBLE AFTER ATTEMPTPast-paper questions + corrections
Make the substitution, rearrangement and arithmetic visible so the examiner can follow the method.
04
CHECK THE RESULT
CONNECTED TO NEXT STEPRevision resources + return
Use units, dimensions and a quick sense-check before accepting the number.
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Talha Shahab · Physics
Talha teaches Physics as a chain of decisions, not a list of equations.
His course is built around a recurring problem: a student can recognise the topic, recall the formula, and still lose the mark through incorrect selection of principle, missing working, or unit errors.
The standard
Progress is not how many formulas you remember. It is knowing which one applies, why it applies, and how to use it.
01Mechanics
Build from kinematics to dynamics to energy — each principle connected to the next through worked problems.
02Waves & Fields
Understand superposition, diffraction, and field theory through diagrams, equations, and careful distinction between similar-looking quantities.
03Nuclear & Particle
Apply conservation laws, decay equations, and particle classification with the precision the mark scheme requires.
Student messages published by Alt
The Physics has to work after the explanation ends.
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I got As in all of them — physics, chemistry, biology. I had no teacher, no one to advise on how to approach papers. Alt was there.
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Choose, price, addAdd to cart →Can be added alongside any recorded plan
Choose the help you need. See the price.
01 · Recorded · One subject
Solo Monthly
Full recorded A Level Physics, billed one month at a time.
PKR
10,000
/ month
- A Level Physics 9702
- AS, A2, or Composite route
- Lessons, checks, notes, worksheets, practice
02 · Recorded · One sitting
Solo Exam Pass
Pay once for A Level Physics through your chosen sitting —O/N 2026.
PKR
30,000
pay once
- Complete Physics route · AS + A2
- Access runs until your sitting date
- No monthly calculation
03 · Recorded · Full set
All Access
Every included A Level subject — not only Physics — on one plan.
PKR
13,000
/ month
- All currently included A Level subjects
- Monthly or Exam Pass billing
- Every subject retains its own full route
04 · Live · Small batch · Physics
Live Physics with Talha
Intensive sessions delivered live over video. Talha covers the hardest chapters, paper technique, and structured problem solving directly — with time to ask.
Format
Live video · small batchReplay
Recorded replay included after each sessionIncludes
Live Q&A · handouts · practice questionsSchedule
Batch schedule published at enrolmentPKR
15,000
/ sitting
01Can I self-study A Level Physics with this course?
The route is designed for independent study: teaching, chapter notes, Skill Checks, worksheets, revision resources, and past-paper support are connected in sequence. The student still has to attempt the work and return to mistakes.
02Does every chapter include more than video?
Yes. The product route connects focused lessons with checks, notes, worksheets, questions, and corrections. Exact resource coverage can vary by chapter, so the course player should remain the source of truth.
03What is the difference between Solo Monthly and Solo Exam Pass?
Both cover one subject. Monthly is billed one month at a time and does not require a fixed sitting. Exam Pass is one payment for access through one named sitting.
04When does All Access make more sense?
When the student needs two or more of the included A Level subjects. It covers the full included set and can be selected as Monthly or a sitting-specific Exam Pass.
05Do I buy Recorded again with Live?
No. Matching recorded Physics access is included in the Live plan. The cart deliberately keeps one plan at a time so the student is not charged twice.
06Does the course cover practical paper skills?
The course teaches planning, data analysis, evaluation, and uncertainty handling for the practical paper. It does not replace required hands-on laboratory experience, but it covers the written skills that earn marks on Paper 5.