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Saakshi Varsha Lama

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Students are advised to study the entire WBJEE 2023 Physics syllabus, however, some of the topics certainly have a higher weightage as compared to the others. Some of the important topics and their weightage as per the previous years papers are given here. Wave Motion (5 percent), Nuclear Physics (5 percent), Solids & Semiconductor Devices (5 percent), Modern Physics (5 percent), Atomic Models (5 percent), Laws of Motion (4 percent) and Rotational Motion (4 percent). Students can also check the previous years papers to know which topics are recurring and have a higher weightage.

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Anangsha Patra

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Candidates can refer to the NCERT books of Classes 11 and 12 for the Physics in NDA exam. NDA Physics syllabus is given below:
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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Sreetama Datta Roy

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The best books for NEET Physics preparation are listed below:
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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Aayushi Bijawe

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Aayushi Bijawe

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No, Physics does not ACT as a rank deciding factor for NEET (National Eligibility cum Entrance Test), which is a medical entrance exam in India. NEET primarily tests a student's knowledge in the subjects of Physics Chemistry and Biology with equal weightage given to each subject. The final ranking of the candidate is based on their overall score, which is a combination of their performance in all three subjects.

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Jayanth yarlagadda

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To determine your eligibility for government engineering colleges in India, you need to meet certain criteria, including minimum marks in the qualifying examination, rank in entrance exams, and other admission requirements. Based on the information you provided, it is unclear which exam or board you appeared for and what the qualifying criteria are for the specific government engineering college you are interested in. However, to give you a general idea, most government engineering colleges in India require a minimum aggregate score of 60% in the qualifying examination for admission to undergraduate engineering courses. Some colleges a
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Rohit Kumar

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It's absolutely a subjective question, to say the least. It completely depends on one's grasping capabilities. Some might take a mere 4 months while others don't even complete half in the same period. So choose your comfort zone and study accordingly. Extra tips. Eat a very healthy diet during these days, lots of fruits, carrots, and radishes. You need a lot of energy both physically and mentally to pull you through this. Secondly, look at the exam as a wall, don't try to look at what is on the other side of the wall a perfect 70 maybe, or maybe a black 10. Let it happen whatever it is. Focus on the wall. Focus on the exam, not the res
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Yogesh Patel

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In order to score 100 you need to solve 25 questions correctly. So pay more attention to topics covering more questions in exam. Modern Physics semiconductors, Optics electrostats, magnetism, Thermodynamics and some chapters of mechanics as per your convenience or interest. That much will probably serve almost 25 questions. All you need is to revise them atleast 3 times with previous year asked questions.

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Mihir Kukreja

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The NEET exam covers a wide range of topics in Physics and it is essential to have a good understanding of all the topics to score well. However, there are some chapters that are relatively easier and can be mastered with consistent effort and practice. Here are some of the easier chapters in Physics that you can focus on for NEET 2020:
Laws of Motion This chapter deals with the fundamental Laws of Motion and their applications. It is relatively easy to understand and requires a lot of practice to master. Gravitation This chapter deals with the laws of Gravitation and their applications. It is easy to understand and requires a good unde
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