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Step-by-step H2 practical investigations and lab skills for Singapore JC physics.
MOE’s 2025 Pre-University Physics syllabus makes clear it takes effect for the 2025 JC1 cohort—who will sit the H2 practical in 2026—so those requirements now govern Paper 4.
Paper 4 runs for 2 h 30 min, carries 50 marks, and contributes 20 % of the H2 grade.
Candidates must manage risk, justify procedure choices, and process experimental data using spreadsheet tools during the exam.
The assessment rubric emphasises the four skill strands:
The assessment rubric covers investigations that blend core content with spreadsheet-based regression, uncertainty treatment, and anomaly handling.
Planning tasks alone account for about 4 % of the marks, so a defendable method statement matters as much as data accuracy.
| Paper | Duration | Marks / weighting | What to expect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paper 4 Practical | 2 h 30 min | 50 marks (20% of H2 grade) | Two-section investigation covering Planning (P), MMO, PDO, ACE with compulsory spreadsheet analysis. |
Each guide distils those expectations into pre-lab scripts, template spreadsheets, and evaluation prompts so you can rehearse Paper 4 workflows before consulting our tutors for deeper feedback.




Paper 4 lasts 2 h 30 min, carries 50 marks, and is weighted at 20% of the H2 grade. Candidates tackle two linked investigations that test Planning, Manipulation & Measurement, Presentation of Data, and Analysis, Conclusions & Evaluation.
Yes. The syllabus requires processing and analysing data with spreadsheet tools during Paper 4, so familiarity with regression, residual analysis, and quick plotting is essential.
Planning tasks contribute about 4% of the Paper 4 marks. You must justify apparatus choices, quantify risks, and outline data treatment steps before touching the equipment.
The MOE 2025 Pre-University Physics syllabus publishes the representative apparatus list and yearly updates via the confidential instructions issued to schools.