The IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025 lists the key equations and constants for Cambridge and Edexcel IGCSE Physics for the 2025 syllabus. Singapore students use the IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025 (or the version their exam board provides) when revising and in the exam. This guide explains what is typically on the IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025, how to get it, and how to use it effectively for revision and exam day.

What is on the IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025?

The IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025 typically includes equations for motion (speed, acceleration, equations of motion), forces (Newton’s laws, momentum), energy (kinetic, potential, power), waves (wave equation, frequency), electricity (current, voltage, resistance, power), and magnetism. Exam boards may provide an official sheet in the exam or require you to memorise some formulae. Syllabuses can be updated, so for 2025 and later always confirm with your teacher or the latest syllabus from Cambridge or Edexcel. Use the correct formula list for your exam board.

Where to get the IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025

Your teacher or exam board website (Cambridge International or Pearson Edexcel) usually provides the official IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025 or the current version for your series. Do not rely on unofficial sheets without checking they match your syllabus and year. Use the sheet when doing past papers so you know where each formula is and when to use it. For general guidance on IGCSE physics formula sheets, see our IGCSE Physics Formula Sheet guide.

Using the formula sheet in revision and in the exam

When you revise, use the IGCSE physics formula sheet 2025 alongside past papers: for each question that needs a formula, find it on the sheet and write it down before solving. In the exam, if a formula is on the sheet you do not need to memorise it, but you must know when to use it and how to substitute values. For Singapore students, combining the formula sheet with IGCSE past papers and, if needed, IGCSE Physics tuition (e.g. on Tutopiya) helps you apply the formulae correctly under time pressure. Book a free trial on the Tutopiya learning platform for live lessons and formula application practice.