• Optics - 10%
• Semiconductors- 9%
• Dual nature of matter ,atoms and nuclei-9%
• Thermodynamics -9%
• Electrostatics-9%
• Current electricity -8%
• Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current-8%
• Laws of motion & work

Dear Aspirant,

No, your marks from other subjects will not have any impact on the marks in other subject. However, it is being noticed that the physics paper of 2020 was a bit on the tougher side and whenever such things happens, CBSE do lenient marking so if you are

Hi,

The civil services exams is conducted in 3 phases - prelims, mains and personal interview.

In prelims, there are 2 parts- General Studies and CSAT and each carry 200 marks in which the topica are mostly on Logical Reasoning, Analytical Skills, History of India, Indian and world geography, political

Dear Aspirant,

Physics for NEET can be prepared by easily following NCERT textbooks and one additional helpbook like ABC Physics or HC Verma Concept of Physics.

After you're done with each chapter, go to previous year questions asked from those chapters and solve them. Keep on repeating this exercise and

Hello Aspirant,

As per the previous year cutoff, Based on this score, You might have the chance to get NIT Agartala, NIT Hamirpur Etc. but chances are less to get IITs.

You can also prefer previous year cutoff given below to take an idea about admission possibilities.

https://static.careers360.mobi/media/uploads/froala_editor/files/3rd-Round-Closing-Score.pdf

Good Luck!

Hello,

The syllabus of JEE Mains 2020 is same as that of Class 11th and 2th.

All the chapters of NCERT Class 11th and 12th are included in JEE Mains Syllabus.

Important Topics from which questions are asked every year are -

In Physics

1. Work Power Energy
2. Rotational Motion
3. Gravitation

In the NDA Test there are two test papers that are there. Paper 1 of Mathematics and part 2 of GAT Which consist of physics, chemistry, general science, history geography etc. So if you don't do coaching of mathematics and physics which are the most weightage subjects then you cannot

Hello Pooja

If you have Interest in Physics then you can go for various options after your 12th:

Simple Bsc in Physics: After Bsc you can opt for Msc from IIT's (by qualifying JAM) and then you can go for Phd. There are various options available after Msc too.

Btech: