Testing Preparing for Physics Olympiads: Tips and Resources

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To prepare for the Physics Olympiad, it's crucial to have a strong understanding of concepts and extensive problem-solving practice. Reviewing past Olympiad questions can provide valuable insights into the types of problems typically asked. Recommended resources include specific websites like ipho.org for international standards and problem sets, as well as a notable book from Japan Olympiads available on Amazon. Utilizing these resources can enhance preparation and improve performance in the competition. Effective study strategies and resource utilization are key to success in the Physics Olympiad.
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Guys, My teacher told me that i have to study for physics olympiad this year, but he is too busy too teach me intensively, so what should i do for my preparation?
 
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Apart from having a very good grasp of the concepts you've learned so far and having solved a great deal of problems, you have to think "out of the box". It is a good idea, to take a look at what have been asked in Physics Olympiads the previous years and there are good books and web resources to do it.
 
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Apart from having a very good grasp of the concepts you've learned so far and having solved a great deal of problems, you have to think "out of the box". It is a good idea, to take a look at what have been asked in Physics Olympiads the previous years and there are good books and web resources to do it.
Do you have any recomended books or websites maybe? Anyway thanks for your advice
 
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