Studying for the physics olympiad effectively starts from a foundation of calculus and mechanics, then rises into five core fields: mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, waves and optics, and modern physics. Build theory, practice layered problem solving, sharpen experimental reasoning, then test yourself through the tiered OSN selection.
- Foundation first: calculus and Newtonian mechanics are the language for every advanced field
- The five core fields are trained in rotation so no physics olympiad material is left behind
- Experimental reasoning and error analysis matter as much as theoretical calculation
- Theory books at the level of Halliday, Irodov, or Kleppner
- Archive of past OSN and IPhO problems
