Physics Spl

The chapter "Motion in a Plane" covers various fundamental concepts related to two-dimensional motion. It begins with an Introduction to Motion in a Plane, explaining the basic principles of movement in two dimensions. It then explores Scalars and Vectors, highlighting the difference between quantities with and without direction. The chapter also discusses the Multiplication of Vectors by Real Numbers, followed by methods for Addition and Subtraction of Vectors using the Graphical Method. Further, it introduces the Resolution of Vectors, which helps in breaking a vector into its components, and the Vector Addition – Analytical Method, providing a mathematical approach to combining vectors. The chapter delves deeper into Motion in a Plane and extends the discussion to Motion in a Plane with Constant Acceleration, which is essential in understanding kinematics. Special cases of two-dimensional motion, such as Projectile Motion, are also covered, explaining how objects move under the influence of gravity. Finally, it introduces Uniform Circular Motion, which describes motion in a circular path with constant speed. These topics provide a strong foundation for understanding the mechanics of motion in physics.

On average previous admission data indicates that NEHU Shillong will require 70-80% exam scores and ranks between 200-500 for MSc Physics applicants based on entrance results. The entrance exam has multiple-choice questions that assess students on classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics and statistical mechanics content. The examination comprises 100-150 total marks which students need to complete within 2-3 hours of test time. The estimated cutoff marks and ranks for MSc Physics at NEHU Shillong fall in this range: General category with 75-85% marks ranks 200-350 while OBC category reaches 70-80% marks at rank 300-450 and SC/ST category demonstrates 65-75% marks for rank 400-500.

The D.Pharm Diploma education offers admission to students who succeed in their Class 12 year with 50% minimum marks in Physics Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics but some educational facilities use distinct qualifications. Students who fail Physics marks will encounter admission issues when seeking Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) admission because most educational institutions demand at least 50-60% Physics, Chemistry and Biology/Mathematics marks from Class 12 students. The B.Pharm lateral entry or D.Pharm programs could be suitable choices since they likely have less strict entry requirements. The educational costs at D.Pharm colleges usually fall between INR 50,000 and INR 1,50,000 annually.

The syllabus for the math and physics in APT (Academic Proficiency Test) include basic concepts of 11th and 12th grade. 

It mainly focuses on problem solving and concept understanding ability.

Mostly asked topics of Physics are - 

Kinematics, Dynamics, Laws of Motion, Work, Energy, Power, Rotational Motion, Thermodynamics, Waves, Optics, Electricity, Magnetism, Modern Physics.

Mostly asked topics of Maths are - Number Systems, Percentage, Installment Payments, Work, Pipes, and Cisterns, Algebra, Permutation & Combination, Discount, Geometry, Quadratic and Linear Equations, Average, Coordinate Geometry, Profit & Loss, Arithmetic Progression, Mensuration, Alligation & Mixtures, Time and Work, Probability, Time-Speed-Distance. 

For 2025 admissions they do not follow the 2024 reduced syllabus.