Core Physics Diagnostic
AQA Sections 3.1 – 3.8
Topics Covered
- Kinematics
- Forces
- Energy
- Momentum
- Circular Motion
- Materials
- Waves
- Electricity
- Thermal Physics
- Gravitational Fields
- Electric Fields
- Magnetic Fields
- Particles & Radiation
Pinpoint your strengths and weaknesses across the full AQA A-Level Physics specification. Targeted diagnostics designed to help you focus your revision where it matters most.
Comprehensive assessments designed to give you a clear picture of exactly where you stand across the AQA A-Level Physics course.
Based on the latest AQA 7408 specification, covering all core sections (3.1–3.8) and optional topics (3.9–3.13). Every major area of the syllabus is assessed so nothing is overlooked.
Each question covers calculations, conceptual understanding, and the application of physics principles — mirroring the style and rigour of actual AQA examination papers.
The aim is targeted exam preparation. Identify exactly where to focus your revision time so that every hour of study delivers maximum improvement to your grade.
Every diagnostic generates a detailed PDF report with a topic-by-topic breakdown and a personalised 4-week revision action plan tailored to your results.
Select the tier that matches your current stage of study. You can always come back and take the other one later.
AQA Sections 3.1 – 3.8
All Core Topics + Optional Modules
Four simple steps from start to a personalised revision strategy.
Pick the Foundation Tier for core topics or the Higher Tier for full A-Level coverage including optional modules.
Work through every question with no time limit. Take as long as you need — accuracy matters more than speed here.
See a detailed topic-by-topic breakdown of your performance, highlighting strengths and areas that need attention.
Get a personalised PDF revision plan with a structured 4-week schedule tailored to your diagnostic results.
Make the most of your diagnostic results with these tips from experienced physics educators.
Start with the Foundation Tier to establish a baseline — even if you are a Year 13 student. It ensures your fundamentals are solid before tackling the more advanced material.
Be honest with yourself. Do not guess randomly. Mark only what you genuinely know. The diagnostic is only useful if it reflects your true understanding.
Use the PDF report to structure your revision. Focus on topics flagged as URGENT first. These represent the areas where targeted work will have the greatest impact on your grade.
Retake the diagnostic every 2–3 weeks to track your improvement. Watching your scores rise is both motivating and a reliable measure of genuine progress.
Pair your diagnostic results with past paper practice. Once you know which topics need work, use AQA past papers to practise those areas under exam conditions for the best results.
Do not just memorise — aim to understand. Physics rewards deep understanding. For every answer you got wrong, work through the underlying principles until the concept clicks.
Share your results with your teacher. Your diagnostic report gives teachers the information they need to provide targeted, personalised support exactly where you need it.