Hello aspirant,

I hope that you are doing well.

basically, i believe that every chapter in Physics, Chemistry and mathematics is easy and scoring if you study them very deliberately and thoroughly.

However, If you want to know about the easiest and high scoring chapters for JEE mains, then here you go :

For PHYSICS :

The easiest chapters among all the syllabus is the modern Physics, Radioactivity, kinematics( it is very scoring), Thermodynamics, waves and optics.

FOR MATHEMATICS :

The easiest and most scoring among all the chapters are : SETS, ALGEBRA, Quadratic Equations, Trignometry, Statistics( very scoring), Ellipse, parabola and Hyperbola, Circle and P&C.

FOR CHEMISTRY :

The easiest and easy chapters among all syllabus are : Physical chemistry( very easy as it all consists of calculations and formulas) and every chapters of organic chemistry as it all consists of the concepts and tricks to solve the problems .

Among Physics and Math, Chemistry is the most scoring subject because it is the only subject where candidates score more in the examination. So, i would suggest you to cover most of the chapters from Chemistry as the chemistry paper is very easy among physics and maths.

Further, you can check the below article to know for more details :

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/most-easy-and-scoring-chapters-for-jee-main

I hope that this will help.

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great !! There are a few chapters which will help you alot in your JEE mains preparation of physics portion ,there are easy and there are less numeric part so you can do them easily.Here are ;

#Modern physics

#gravitation

#electromagnetic induction.

#EMW.

#alternating current .

#unit and dimensions.

#S.H.M

They all are easy and most scoring.

Hope you will achieve your targets!

Thank you!!

Hello Aspirant,

The easy and scoring chapters in Physics for JEE MAINS:

Physics and Measurement(Physical Quantity, System of Unit, Practical Units, Dimension, Frequency, angular frequency, angular velocity, velocity gradient)

Work Energy and Power (Nature of work done, work done by variable forces, kinetic energy, potential energy, potential energy curve)

Rotational Motion (Center of mass, the position of the center of mass for solid cone, the motion of the center of mass, equations of linear motion and rotational motion, torque)

Properties of solids and liquids (Strokes' law and terminal velocity, surface energy, excess pressure inside a liquid drop and soap bubble, thermal stress and thermal strain, heat)

To know about more chapters and details, check the articles of Careers360 regarding the same.

Thank you.