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The exam authority mentions the KIITEE syllabus on the official website. The syllabus for Physics section has both experimental and theory questions. For more details, candidates can check the information below. Physics and measurement Rotational Motion Thermodynamics Kinematics Work, energy and power, Properties of solids and liquids Gravitation Laws of Motion Oscillations and Waves Electronic devices Kinetic theory of gases Current electricity.
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UPRTOU offers BSc programme in eight specialisations at the Undergraduate level. The admission process for BSc Physics is:
Step 1: Apply online admission form
Step 2: Candidates have to fill out the separate online application form
Step 3: The admission list will be declared by the University based on the online application received for admissions.
Step 4: The selected candidate's name will be displayed in the study centre Documents Required for Admission Mark sheets and certificates of required educational qualifications that are being self-attested and attested.
Print a copy of the online application. Complete anti-ragging affidavit must
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The syllabus for Physics in IISER 2026 entrance examination is as follows: Physical World and Measurement Kinematics, Laws of Motion. Work, Energy and Power. Motion of Systems of Particles and Rigid body, Gravitation Properties of bulk matter, Thermodynamics Behavior of perfect gas and kinetic energy, Oscillations, Waves Electrostatics, Current Electricity Magnetic effect of current and magnetism, Electromagnetic Induction Alternating current, Electromagnetic Waves Optics Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter. Atoms, Nuclei, Electronic devices, Communication Systems.
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Physical Properties and States of Matter
Modes of transference of Heat
Mass, Weight, Volume, Sound Waves and their properties
Simple musical instruments
Rectilinear propagation of Light
Density and Specific Gravity
Reflection and refraction
Principle of Archimedes
Spherical mirrors and Lenses
Pressure Barometer
Human Eye
Motion of objects
Natural and Artificial Magnets
Velocity and Acceleration
Properties of a Magnet
Newtons Laws of Motion
Earth as a Magnet
Force and Momentum
Static and Current Electricity
Parallelogram of Forces
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1. NCERT Textbook for Class 11 Physics
2. NCERT Textbook for Class 12 Physics
3. Objective Physics by DC Pandey
4. Fundamentals of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker
5. Concepts of Physics by H C Verma
6. Fundamental Physics by Pradeep
7. Problems in General Physics by IE Irodov
Apart from the above-mentioned books, you must also take ample mock tests and solve previous years' question papers.
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Identify your goals: What do you want to achieve in the short-term and long-term? Write down your goals and be as specific as possible.
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