Study tools for GCSE and A-Level Physics
Murray Physics is built around your actual exam-board course. You can revise content, practise questions, build exam practice, save useful resources and track what you have already worked on.
1 · Match your course
Choose your qualification, exam board and exact specification. Where a course has optional topics, you can select the option you actually study.
Signed-in students can save a course so it opens automatically from My progress.
2 · Learn
Use concise revision notes, learning goals, worked examples, misconception checks and practical summaries. Course-specific variants are shown where specifications differ.
3 · Practise
Work through automatically marked questions, longer self-marked questions and flashcards. Mixed practice and Exam Challenge help you practise beyond simply rereading notes.
4 · Prepare for exams
Create original Murray Physics practice papers from the topics available for your course, then mark them and review the topic breakdown afterwards.
These are independent practice papers, not official awarding-body papers.
5 · Organise
Search revision within your exact course, save useful resources, and organise them as Next up, Saved for later or Done. Your revision queue stays separate from your actual mastery evidence.
6 · Track
My progress uses your saved question and retrieval history to show course progress. Progress colours are revision indicators rather than predicted grades or exam grade boundaries.
With a free account
Return to the same specification without choosing it again every time.
Save resources for later and decide what is Next up.
Your completed practice can contribute to course progress and revisit evidence.
Choose the level you are studying, then select your exam board and specification.