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Animesh Wadhwa

Guide-Level 12

Good morning dear,
You should prepare for the other two subjects as well because you may be getting an honours degree in Mathematics but the course includes the other two subjects as well.
Thanks.
All the best.

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Varun Mehta

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Hello Aman!
You are in the best position in anyone can right now. Preparing for IIT JAM Physics along with your graduation can surely increase your chances of getting success in the exam. All you have to do is to devote yourself to little extra efforts apart from studying for B.Sc. So, I am going to give you some tips for this, you can get some more preparation tips at http://bit.ly/2qC3CeP to help you in your preparation. So first of all, learn what you are already studying in the colleges. Learn it fluently. Trust me, it will definitely help. Second, go some good books other than your graduation books to practice questions based on th
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Shivam Chhirolyashivamchhirolya@gmail.com

Scholar-Level 17

You can see the syllabus of Manipal test and according to the syllabus, you can prepare for the best.

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harsh raushan

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Refer HC VERMA books for physics preparation if you want to score high in Mains exam.
Regards.

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AYUSH BISHNOI

Beginner-Level 4

Just try out a book HC Verma. It might be helpful to you. I read this book only.

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Sumit SinghPresently I am in 12th.

Contributor-Level 7

You have only 20 days left. So better revise the chapters which have more weightage of marks. Mechanics is the most important part. So try to complete this part. Most questions are asked from that part only and practice numerical problems also and there is no need to revise the derivation which is a big relief.

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Lalit BhandariIf I agreed with you, we'd both be wrong!

Scholar-Level 16

Hi Uttam,
First of all, wishing you a very best of luck for your Class 12 board exams and for your future.
Well, coming to the question, you are asking how you should prepare Physics for your boards (As I assume). In this answer, I will try my best to give you a good way to succeed in your boards.
Physics, is, was and always will be a big subject to all Science students appearing for board exams. The main reason for this is that the topic you have to study is a bit vast, and you need a good strategy to nail it.
1. Books
As far as your Board exams are considered, the CBSE prescribes you two books (NCERT Textbook) NCERT Exemplar Textbook thou
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kartik sharma

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First, prepare for physics and then chemistry. Give equal time to both every day.

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