Hi there,

Since you are having your final exams so you need to work really hard and also if you have just started it them you must study 8 hrs a day in order get a decent percentage. And try to cover each and every topic of the syllabus do

Hello Aspirant.

First of the the thing to be noted is that the JEE main paper doesn't comes with same marks distribution to each chapter each year. The weightage of each topic changes every year. For example- A topic which might constitute 20 marks to paper in previous years might

Hi Anandv,

I will not advice to neglect any chapter for JEE Examination, but I have listed out some topics with the highest weightage in JEE Main 2020:-

@Physics

• Modern Physics - 20 marks
• Heat and Thermodynamics - 12 marks
• Optics - 12 marks
• Current Electricity - 12 marks
• Electrostatics

Hello Aspirant,

Important chapters for Physics of JEE-Main 2020 are enlisted below :-

• Optics
• Thermodynamics
• Electrostatics
• Rotational mechanics
• Units and Measurements
• Kinetic theory of gases
• Waves and oscillation
• Modern Physics

For preparation tips by experts and chapter wise weightage you should read this article .

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Hello Student,

I guess you are preparing for competitive exams like NEET and JEE. I myself am a ranker in NEET(AIR 3166) and had many friends who cracked JEE mains with a good rank. The simple answer to you question would be big NO.

Just mugging up the formulas are

Hello Aspirant.

The Physics section of JEE main examination is a combination of theoretical as well as numerical part of entire Physics. Just reading NCERT wouldn't even make you clear the JEE main cut-off on a brief note. You'll need to grab a lot of concepts from each section of

Both air and moisture required for rusting to take place.ln coastal areas, the quantity of moisture present in air is more than that in desert. In desert area, the amount of moisture air is even lower. Therefore,rusting of iron object is faster in coastal areas then in desert.

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