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Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry (0620) Course Planner

Generate a full plan that covers every major Chemistry topic area, includes assessment checkpoints, and sets aside time for past paper practice. Export to CSV, PDF, or .ics calendar.

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Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry course plan (0620)

Choose a start date and pace; we build a complete topic plan and reserve time for timed practice and past papers.

Make your selections below, then click Generate / update plan.

Your generated plan

4 weeks from the next Monday after your start date · exam date: 2026-05-15

Tight (-111h short)
WeekDateTypeFocusHours
12026-09-14Learn
States of Matter (5h) • Atoms, Elements and Compounds (1h)
Suggested pace: 2.0h/day × 3 days. Learn + topical questions.
Open in Learning Portal →
6
22026-09-21Learn
Atoms, Elements and Compounds (6h)
Suggested pace: 2.0h/day × 3 days. Learn + topical questions.
Open in Learning Portal →
6
32026-09-28Past papers
Past papers (5 years target)
Timed papers + mark scheme review. Suggested pace: 2.0h/day × 3 days.
6
42026-10-05Past papers
Past papers (5 years target)
Timed papers + mark scheme review. Suggested pace: 2.0h/day × 3 days.
6

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Full IGCSE Chemistry syllabus topic list

Every topic this plan covers, in syllabus order, with its own Learning Portal page for notes, video lessons, quizzes and past papers.

1. States of Matter Study States of Matter →
2. Atoms, Elements and Compounds Study Atoms, Elements and Compounds →
3. Stoichiometry Study Stoichiometry →
4. Electrochemistry Study Electrochemistry →
5. Chemical Energetics Study Chemical Energetics →
6. Chemical Reactions Study Chemical Reactions →
7. Acids, Bases and Salts Study Acids, Bases and Salts →
8. The Periodic Table Study The Periodic Table →
10. Chemistry of the Environment Study Chemistry of the Environment →
11. Organic Chemistry Study Organic Chemistry →
12. Experimental Techniques and Chemical Analysis Study Experimental Techniques and Chemical Analysis →

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the IGCSE Chemistry course planner cover?

Every topic in the live Learning Portal's own IGCSE Chemistry structure — 12 topics in total, from "States of Matter" through "Experimental Techniques and Chemical Analysis" — plus assessment checkpoints and a past paper practice block near the end of your plan.

Are the topic hours official Cambridge IGCSE figures?

No. Cambridge IGCSE doesn't publish an official hours-per-topic breakdown for this subject. Each topic's share of the plan is calculated proportionally from how many subtopics the Learning Portal itself lists under that topic — a reasonable pacing proxy, not an official weighting. Treat the hours as a starting point you can adjust.

What if I have less time than the plan needs?

The plan shows a "Feasible" or "Tight" badge comparing your available weekly hours to the total target. If it's tight, increase your weekly study hours, move your start date earlier, or reduce the past paper years target — the plan regenerates instantly.

Does this link to real lessons, not just a generic homepage?

Yes. Any week that covers a single topic links straight to that topic's real page in the Tutopiya Learning Portal — notes, video lessons, quizzes and past papers for that exact topic, not just the subject's front page.

Can I export this course plan?

Yes — after a one-time free sign-up, export to an Excel-ready CSV, a printable PDF, or a calendar file (.ics) you can import into Google Calendar, Apple Calendar, or Outlook.

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