2 exam boards · AS and A level
A Level Physics revision that follows your exam board
Choose AQA or OCR A, then AS or A Level. Topics, questions and mock exams follow your specification in its order, with a worked explanation for every answer, notes with worked examples for every subtopic, and formula cards labelled for your data booklet.
- Questions in the app
- 3,800+
- Subtopics with notes
- 259
- Formulae
- 246
- Free questions online
- 866
Built around your specification
Pick your board and course in the app and only your content appears. Each board's tree is checked against its own specification and data or formula booklet.
AQA
A level 7408 · AS 7407
3,500+ questions in 245 subtopics
OCR A
A level H556 · AS H156
2,700+ questions in 194 subtopics
Every area of the course
Measurements
2 topics · 130+ questions
Units and quantities, Measurement and uncertainty
Mechanics and materials
8 topics · 490+ questions
Scalars and vectors, Moments and equilibrium, Motion in a straight line, Projectile motion, Forces and Newton's laws, Momentum, Work, energy and power, Materials
Electricity
3 topics · 220+ questions
Charge and current, Resistance, DC circuits
Waves and quantum
7 topics · 380+ questions
Progressive waves, Superposition and stationary waves, Interference and diffraction, Refraction, Photons and the photoelectric effect, Energy levels and spectra, Wave–particle duality
Particles and nuclear
5 topics · 420 questions
The nuclear atom, Particles and antiparticles, Nuclear radiation, Radioactive decay, Nuclear energy
Thermal and oscillations
4 topics · 290+ questions
Circular motion, Simple harmonic motion, Thermal physics, Ideal gases
Fields
5 topics · 400+ questions
Gravitational fields, Electric fields, Capacitors, Magnetic fields, Electromagnetic induction
Astrophysics
4 topics · 300+ questions
Telescopes, Stars, Radiation from stars, Cosmology
Medical physics
6 topics · 340+ questions
X-ray imaging, Nuclear medicine, Ultrasound, The eye, The ear, Other medical techniques
Engineering physics
2 topics · 180 questions
Rotational dynamics, Thermodynamics and engines
Turning points
3 topics · 190+ questions
Discovery of the electron, Theories of light and matter, Special relativity
Electronics
4 topics · 190+ questions
Semiconductor devices, Analogue signal processing, Digital electronics, Data communication
Practical skills
3 topics · 280+ questions
Practical skills, Required practicals (AS), Required practicals (A level)
Formulae
246 cards
Each card says whether your board's data or formula booklet prints its core information or you must learn it.
Inside the app
Exam-style questions with worked explanations, notes with worked examples, formulae and mock tests.
What the full app adds
- 3,800+ questions in 259 subtopics
- Notes, worked examples and required practicals
- AQA and OCR A, AS and A Level
- All five AQA Paper 3 options
- Paper-style mock exams for your board
- Formula cards: learn it or look it up
Try it free first
These 58 subtopics are free in the app — and here, with full worked explanations.
- SI base and derived units
- Random and systematic errors
- Scalar and vector quantities
- Moments and the principle of moments
- Displacement, velocity and acceleration
- Independence of horizontal and vertical motion
- Newton's three laws of motion
- Momentum and force
- Work done by a force
- Density
- Electric charge and current
- Potential difference and emf
- Series and parallel circuits
- Describing waves
- Superposition and phase difference
- Coherence and path difference
- Refractive index and Snell's law
- Photons and the Planck constant
- Excitation and ionisation
- Energy levels and photon emission
- Electron diffraction
- Constituents of the atom
- The strong nuclear force
- Alpha, beta and gamma radiation
- The random nature of decay
- Mass–energy equivalence
- Angular speed and the radian
- Conditions for SHM
- Temperature and absolute zero
- The gas laws
- Newton's law of gravitation
- Coulomb's law
- Capacitance
- Magnetic flux density
- Magnetic flux and flux linkage
- Refracting telescopes
- Stellar evolution
- Objects in the universe
- Black-body radiation and Wien's law
- Astronomical distances
- Producing X-rays
- Medical tracers
- Producing ultrasound
- Lenses and lens power
- How the ear works
- The ECG
- Moment of inertia
- The first law of thermodynamics
- Cathode rays and thermionic emission
- Newton's and Huygens' theories of light
- The Michelson–Morley experiment
- MOSFETs
- Analogue and digital signals
- Combinational logic
- Communication systems and modulation
- Planning experiments
- Stationary waves on a string
- Investigating simple harmonic motion
Questions students ask
Which exam boards does A Level Physics cover?
AQA, OCR A. Choose your board when you open the app; the topic practice and mock tests follow it. You can change board in Settings.
Does it work for AS as well as the full A level?
Choose AS or A Level in the app. The course filter follows your selected board: content that is AS for AQA can be A Level only for OCR A, and vice versa. Formula labels follow your board's data booklet, and the AS booklet can print less, so a few cards say "Learn this" only when you choose AS.
What can I do for free?
The free tier opens the first available subtopic of each topic and the first reference-card category; the same 866 free questions are on this website. A subscription or a one-off lifetime purchase unlocks all topics: 3,800+ questions and 246 reference cards.
Does it cover the AQA Paper 3 options?
Yes. All five AQA options are included: Astrophysics, Medical physics, Engineering physics, Turning points in physics and Electronics. Pick your option in Settings and the app hides the ones you are not taking. OCR A students get the astrophysics and medical imaging content from their own specification.
How are required practicals covered?
Practical skills has its own area, with AS and A level required practicals and questions on planning, measurement, uncertainty and graphs. Use it alongside supervised practical work at school or college; the multiple-choice questions do not mark extended answers.
Is it on Android?
Yes. A Level Physics Revision is on Google Play as well as the App Store, with the same questions, notes, formula cards and mock exams.
Does it say which facts and formulae I need to learn?
The 246 reference cards carry board-specific labels: "In your booklet" when the core information is printed in your exam data or formula booklet, and "Learn this" otherwise.