IGCSE Biology (Cambridge 0610 & 0970)

This IGCSE Biology course is designed to build strong conceptual understanding, analytical thinking, and exam-solving skills through interactive learning, real-world applications, and structured exam preparation. The course fully covers the Cambridge 0610 & 0970 syllabus with past paper practice, chapter-wise assessments, and live support sessions.

Course Information

Course Code: 0610 & 0970
Course Duration: 40–50 Hours
Recorded Lectures: 40
Live Sessions: 1–2 Sessions per Week
Past Papers: 2019–2025
Tests: 2 Per Chapter
Mocks: 2 Full Mock Exams
Access Period: 6 Months

Features

Complete Cambridge Biology Syllabus Coverage
40 Recorded Lectures
40–50 Hours of Structured Learning
1–2 Live Sessions per Week
Past Papers (2019–2025)
2 Tests Per Chapter
2 Full Mock Exams
Concept-Based Learning Approach
Exam-Oriented Preparation
Interactive Lessons & Real-Life Examples
Scientific Problem-Solving Practice
6 Months Access Period

Target audiences

IGCSE Biology students
Cambridge 0610 & 0970 candidates
O Level Biology students
Students preparing for GCSE / IGCSE Biology exams
Learners seeking conceptual clarity in Biology
Students aiming for A / A* grades

Curriculum

23 Sections
71 Lessons
50 Hours

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Section 1: Characteristics & Classification of Living Organisms
3
- 1.1
  Characteristics of Living Organisms
- 1.2
  Classification Systems
- 1.3
  Features of Organisms
Section 2: Organization of the Organism
3
- 2.1
  Cell Structure & Organization
- 2.2
  Tissue, Organs & Organ Systems
- 2.3
  Specialized Cells
Section 3: Movement Into and Out of Cells
3
- 3.1
  Diffusion
- 3.2
  Osmosis
- 3.3
  Active Transport
Section 4: Biological Molecules
4
- 4.1
  Carbohydrates
- 4.2
  Proteins
- 4.3
  Lipids
- 4.4
  Water & Enzymatic Importance
Section 5: Enzymes
3
- 5.1
  Enzyme Structure & Function
- 5.2
  Factors Affecting Enzyme Activity
- 5.3
  Biological Applications of Enzymes
Section 6: Plant Nutrition
3
- 6.1
  Photosynthesis
- 6.2
  Leaf Structure
- 6.3
  Mineral Requirements in Plants
Section 7: Human Nutrition
3
- 7.1
  Balanced Diet
- 7.2
  Digestive System
- 7.3
  Absorption & Assimilation
Section 8: Transport in Plants
3
- 8.1
  Xylem & Phloem
- 8.2
  Transpiration
- 8.3
  Water Transport Mechanisms
Section 9: Transport in Animals
3
- 9.1
  Circulatory System
- 9.2
  Blood Components
- 9.3
  Heart Structure & Function
Section 10: Diseases and Immunity
3
- 10.1
  Pathogens
- 10.2
  Immune Response
- 10.3
  Vaccination & Disease Prevention
Section 11: Gas Exchange in Humans
3
- 11.1
  Respiratory System
- 11.2
  Breathing Mechanism
- 11.3
  Gas Exchange Processes
Section 12: Respiration
3
- 12.1
  Aerobic Respiration
- 12.2
  Anaerobic Respiration
- 12.3
  Energy Release
Section 13: Excretion in Humans
3
- 13.1
  Excretory System
- 13.2
  Kidney Function
- 13.3
  Homeostasis
Section 14: Coordination and Response
3
- 14.1
  Nervous System
- 14.2
  Hormones
- 14.3
  Reflex Actions
Section 15: Drugs
3
- 15.1
  Medicinal Drugs
- 15.2
  Drug Abuse
- 15.3
  Effects on Human Health
Section 16: Reproduction
3
- 16.1
  Asexual Reproduction
- 16.2
  Sexual Reproduction
- 16.3
  Human Reproductive System
Section 17: Inheritance
3
- 17.1
  DNA & Genes
- 17.2
  Chromosomes
- 17.3
  Genetic Inheritance Patterns
Section 18: Variation and Selection
3
- 18.1
  Variation
- 18.2
  Natural Selection
- 18.3
  Evolutionary Processes
Section 19: Organisms and Their Environment
3
- 19.1
  Ecosystems
- 19.2
  Food Chains & Food Webs
- 19.3
  Energy Flow
Section 20: Human Influences on Ecosystems
3
- 20.1
  Pollution
- 20.2
  Conservation
- 20.3
  Environmental Challenges
Section 21: Biotechnology & Genetic Modification
3
- 21.1
  Biotechnology Applications
- 21.2
  Genetic Engineering
- 21.3
  Ethical Considerations
Section 22: Exam Preparation
4
- 22.1
  Past Paper Practice
- 22.2
  Structured Question Solving
- 22.3
  Exam Techniques
- 22.4
  Time Management Strategies
Section 23: Assessments
3
- 23.1
  Chapter-Wise Tests
- 23.2
  Revision Assessments
- 23.3
  Mock Examinations

FAQs

Q1: Which syllabus does this course follow?

This course follows the Cambridge IGCSE Biology syllabus (0610 & 0970).

Q2: Is the course suitable for beginners?

Yes, the course starts from foundational biological concepts and gradually progresses toward advanced topics.

Q3: Are past papers included?

Yes, past papers from 2019–2025 are included with guided practice and discussion.

Q4: How many live sessions are conducted?

1–2 live sessions are conducted every week for revision, discussion, and doubt-solving.

Instructor

Miss Zehra Murtaza

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200 Students

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71 Lessons

Duration: 50 Hours

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Level: Intermediate