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Ruhi ACareer oriented ofcourse
Beginner-Level 5
JEE preparation in one month is only possible if you're really good with your core concepts and also quick in solving problems.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
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Hello Rishu
For 12th Physics I suggest you to go through your NCERT books only and make your basics clear
After completing NCERT you can go for different sample papers for practice.
For 12th Physics I suggest you to go through your NCERT books only and make your basics clear
After completing NCERT you can go for different sample papers for practice.
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Surabhi ChaudharyEngineer at Honda Cars India Limited
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Physics is a very tangible subject. You can actually see everything happening around you. When we are not good at something it represents our disinterest in that thing. Try to develop your interest in it by strengthening your concepts. Solve the easy questions first. I recommend you use the book HC Verma. After every chapter it has concept based questions which are the best to test whether you really understood the topic.
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Berry Allen
Beginner-Level 5
To get maximum 80 marks. Well, if it's out of 90 then you have to Master every chapter but if it's out of 200 or more, then you should prepare:
1. Electrostatics.
2. Optics.
3. Current Electricity.
4. SHM.
5. Rotation and
6. Law of Motion.
1. Electrostatics.
2. Optics.
3. Current Electricity.
4. SHM.
5. Rotation and
6. Law of Motion.
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