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The free notes on OnlineTuition.com.my are reached from the site's "Free Notes" section, which lists notes by subject rather than behind a single download button. The subjects shown on the site are SPM Physics, SPM Chemistry, SPM Biology, SPM Science, SPM Mathematics, SPM Add Maths, PT3 Mathematics, PT3 Science, and Sejarah SPM, with the notes also labelled "Nota Percuma" in Malay. If you want notes for one of those subjects, you can go straight to that subject's listing; if you need something outside that set, the site's own listing does not show it.
What the Free Notes section covers
The site presents its free material as a set of subject pages. Based on the headings on the page, the available categories are:
| Level | Subjects listed |
|---|---|
| SPM | Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Science, Mathematics, Add Maths, Sejarah |
| PT3 | Mathematics, Science |
The notes appear under the label "Free Notes" in English and "Nota Percuma" in Malay, so both terms point to the same material. The page does not describe the notes as a paid product, and no pricing details are given for them.
Steps to get to the notes
- Open onlinetuition.com.my.
- Find the "Free Notes" section on the page.
- Choose the subject you need from the list (for example, SPM Physics or PT3 Science).
- Open that subject's notes.
Expected result: you land on the notes for the subject you selected. The page evidence shows the subject names as links or headings, so the subject itself is the entry point rather than a search box or account login.
Contacting the teacher for more information
The site also states that Form 4 Physics and Chemistry tuition classes for 2023 (in BM and BI) were open for registration, and that you can WhatsApp "Cikgu Kwee" for more information. That contact route is presented for class enquiries. If a subject's notes are not listed, or you want details the notes pages do not answer, WhatsApp is the channel the site itself points to.
Common snags
- Looking for a subject that is not listed. The free notes are organised only around the subjects shown above. If your subject is not there, the site does not indicate an alternative free-notes page.
- Expecting a single download. The notes are split by subject, so you pick the subject first rather than downloading everything at once.
- Confusing notes with classes. The free notes and the Form 4 Physics/Chemistry tuition registration are separate items on the same site; the WhatsApp contact is tied to the class enquiry.
If your goal is simply to revise a listed SPM or PT3 subject, start with that subject's page under Free Notes. If your goal is to join a class or ask about something not covered by the notes, use the WhatsApp contact for Cikgu Kwee.