Frequently Asked Questions

RM80 per hour, in 1.5-hour classes (RM120 per class). One transparent rate, no packages to decode. Your first class, a full 1-hour lesson, is free.

Always. One tutor, one student, the whole class. There are no small groups sold as personal attention.

A handpicked Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry specialist. Rig vets every tutor on syllabus knowledge and mark-scheme accuracy, observes their trial lessons, and matches each student personally.

Live on Zoom or Google Meet with a shared digital whiteboard. The tutor teaches, works 0620 past-paper questions with your child, and sends annotated notes after class.

Yes. A Chemistry specialist teaches your child for a full hour on a real 0620 topic. You see exactly how classes run before paying anything. Every new student starts this way because the fit matters.

You get an honest written assessment of your child's level, the gaps, and a realistic target grade. There is no obligation to continue. If the tutor is not the right fit, we rematch.

It is all we do. Every lesson maps to the 0620 syllabus and its three assessment components: multiple choice, theory, and practical or alternative-to-practical.

Same syllabus, same papers. 0971 is the version graded 9-1 instead of A*-G. Everything we teach applies identically; tell us which code your school uses so we report progress in the right grading scale.

Cambridge examines 0620 in two series a year: May/June and Oct/Nov. The Feb/March series is India-only. Results release in August for the June series and January for the November series.

Yes. Core students (Papers 1, 3, 5 or 6, graded C to G) and Extended students (Papers 2, 4, 5 or 6, targeting A* to E) get separate lesson plans matched to their route.

Yes. Classes are fully online, so we teach students anywhere in Malaysia, plus Malaysian students overseas. All you need is a laptop and stable internet.

Message us on WhatsApp. Tell us your child's year, school, and whether they take Core or Extended, and we arrange the free trial. There are no forms.

Published on the results page as exam series complete. The Chemistry arm is newer than Rig's 8+ years of Math results, so we publish chemistry grades as students earn them rather than borrowing claims.