October/November 2026 session
Sitting IGCSE Chemistry this autumn? Follow the condensed 7-week plan.
Paper 4 on Mon 12 Oct · Paper 2 on Thu 12 Nov · retake entries close 21 Sep 2026.
See the 7-week October plan →
The 13-week Chemistry revision checklist

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Week 1 🗓️ Organic Chemistry ⚗️ 0/0

Revision Topics

  • Revise all Organic Chemistry ⚗️

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Week 2 🗓️ Electrolysis ⚡ • Energetics 🔥 0/0

Revision Topics

  • Electrolysis ⚡
  • Energetics 🔥

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Week 3 🗓️ The Mole Concept ➕ 0/0

Revision Topics

  • The Mole Concept ➕

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Week 4 🗓️ Rate ⏱ • Equilibrium ⏪ 0/0

Revision Topics

  • Rate of Reaction ⏱
  • Equilibrium ⏪

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Week 5 🗓️ Matter 🧊 • Bonding 🧂 0/0

Revision Topics

  • Matter 🧊
  • Bonding 🧂

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Week 6 🗓️ Acids & Bases 🧪 • Metals 🪙 0/0

Revision Topics

  • Acids & Bases 🧪
  • Metals 🪙

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Week 7 🗓️ Most Frequent Questions — Part 1 💯 0/0

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Week 8 🗓️ Most Frequent Questions — Part 2 💯 0/0

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Week 9 🗓️ Paper 6 Exam Tips — Part 1 👌 0/0

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Week 10 🗓️ Paper 6 Exam Tips — Part 2 👌 0/0
Re-do every ion and gas test from memory, then check the observations table word for word.
Week 11 · Paper 2 🗓️ Paper 2 MCQ Practice — Part 1 💯 0/0
Solve one recent Paper 2 in 45 timed minutes and log every wrong answer.
Week 12 · Paper 2 🗓️ Paper 2 MCQ Practice — Part 2 💯 0/0
Re-solve your Week 11 mistakes first, then mix two half-papers from different years.
Week 13 · Paper 2 🗓️ Paper 2 Exam-Night Revision 👌 0/0
Flashcards, ion tests and your mistake log only — no new papers the night before.
Only 7 weeks to the October exams? There's a shorter plan.

The 13 weeks above suit a June run-up. For October/November 2026 we compressed the same system into 7 weeks, mapped to the real exam dates — with the lessons, mark-scheme notes and solved Papers 2, 4 & 6 to revise from.

Mon 12 Oct Paper 4 · Theory
Thu 15 Oct Paper 6 · ATP
Thu 12 Nov Paper 2 · MCQ
68.5% IGCSE Chemistry — June 2026: 68.5% of students scored A or A*.
Complete IGCSE Chemistry course package for the Cambridge 2026–2028 syllabus with notes eBook, video lessons and solved past papers

See how to move from reading Chemistry notes to applying knowledge in exam questions. The video explains how exam-focused notes, mark-scheme language, flashcards and quizzes help you spot misconceptions and prepare for past-paper practice.

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Revise from materials built for the marks

Everything the checklist asks you to solve and revise lives here.

How to ace the IGCSE exams

Inspiring lessons

IGCSE is a rigorous program that emphasises understanding and critical thinking. Always try to find stimulating lectures that are straight to the point. When the explanation is good enough, you will spend less time learning the content. I design my lectures to include all the details from the syllabus in an easy way with great emphasis on solving past exam papers and practical simulations

Solve & Solve..

Practice makes perfect, solving past papers right while learning is the key. Your teacher should model solving exam questions during the lesson, and you should also have answers written by an expert because the mark scheme is not clear enough. I  provide my students with detailed answers for every topic

Short but complete notes

You don’t have time to read textbooks, you’d rather practice past papers instead. You need notes that are up-to-date with the latest syllabus, they should be straight to the point without extra information that you wouldn’t need in the exam. I designed my notes around exam mark schemes so that they're highly reliable. Students love to study from my books because they're written clearly with illustrations that help to remember the content 



Test yourself

You need to check your understanding with regular quizzes, which can be done with automated multiple-choice questions that I provide for each topic. You still need to practice the written answers, which count for a larger percentage of your exam. This can only be done with the help of a teacher who is an expert in exam marking techniques. I provide my students with model answers written by me. Students can also reach out to me via WhatsApp or email to show me their answers