A-Level · H2 Physics
H2 Physics 9478
Learn H2 Physics through a syllabus-aligned roadmap with targeted diagnostics, repair plans and practical support.
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Topics in course order
18 course domains · 204 official outcomes
Measurement and mechanics
- 01Quantities & Measurement10 official outcomes organised into 4 diagnostic skill groups.
- 02Forces & Moments9 official outcomes organised into 4 diagnostic skill groups.
- 03Motion & Forces9 official outcomes organised into 2 diagnostic skill groups.
- 04Energy & Fields14 official outcomes organised into 3 diagnostic skill groups.
- 05Motion in a Gravitational Field5 official outcomes organised into 3 diagnostic skill groups.
- 06Collisions5 official outcomes organised into 3 diagnostic skill groups.
- 07Circular motion6 official outcomes organised into 3 diagnostic skill groups.
- 08Gravitational fields11 official outcomes organised into 4 diagnostic skill groups.
Oscillations, waves and thermal physics
Electricity and magnetism
- 12Electric fields11 official outcomes organised into 5 diagnostic skill groups.
- 13Current electricity10 official outcomes organised into 4 diagnostic skill groups.
- 14D.C. circuits12 official outcomes organised into 6 diagnostic skill groups.
- 15Electromagnetic forces13 official outcomes organised into 5 diagnostic skill groups.
- 16Electromagnetic induction7 official outcomes organised into 4 diagnostic skill groups.
Modern physics
Practice and repair
Resources
Course coverage and qualification details
H2 Physics 9478 includes theory, structured problem solving and practical assessment. Use the practical-skills route alongside the ordered theory roadmap.
Use this H2 route when your subject code is 9478. H1 and H3 have separate qualification boundaries and progress records.
Frequently asked questions
How should I study A Level Physics from scratch using this site?
Follow this page in syllabus order from Measurement to Modern Physics. Finish each topic hub with its A Level quiz before moving on, then revisit weak hubs after your first full pass.
What is the fastest weak-topic repair workflow?
Pick one weak hub, review the revision checklist and worked examples, then retake the matching topic quiz in timed mode. Repeat until your score stabilizes, then rejoin syllabus order.
How should I revise in exam week?
Use paper-targeted blocks: one concept recap from a weak hub, one timed MCQ quiz, and one longer structured question set from that topic. End each day with an error log review.
Where do quizzes and structured practice fit for A Level?
Use quizzes for quick diagnosis and retrieval speed. Use structured question sets and paper practice for explanation quality, setup, and method marks, especially for Papers 2 and 3.