Physics feels hard when every question looks new. A fixed routine makes unfamiliar questions familiar, because you always know the next step.
The five-step routine
- Read the question twice and underline what is given and what is asked.
- Draw a quick diagram – forces, directions, circuits or rays.
- Write the relevant law or formula before substituting any numbers.
- Check units and convert everything to SI units first.
- Estimate whether the answer is sensible before choosing an option.
Practise this routine chapter by chapter on 15–20 questions at a time. Speed comes naturally once the steps become automatic.
