Hello,

If you really want to improve in physics, you can not just memorize and understand it like other subjects such as biology. You also need to practice regularly -

1) attend your classes and make notes while studying each chapter.

2) after class, solve questions from that chapter the more you practice, the easier it is to remember formulas.

3) after finishing a chapter, make 1-2 pages short notes for quick revision together.

4) manage all these task together- learning, practicing, making notes and revising should happen simultaneously.

5) revise regularly do not leave questions after solving them once. Solve them again after some time to clear your concepts for the long term.

Remember, physics is not only a theoretical subject. You need to apply concepts in day to day life. If you study physics this way, your understanding will improve and your physics will definitely become stronger.

Hope this will help you!

Thank you.

Hello Manu

I was good in physics, and I followed these steps. But remember, everyone should also find their own personal method that suits them best.

1) Focus on understanding the basics .Ask yourself "what is actually happening here"

2) strengthen your basic mathematics. Like vectors trigonometry graphs.

3) solve atleast 10 easy questions first even if you know that it's very easy do it then move to tougher ones.

4) you can watch YouTube videos of that concept,it helps you to visualise and memories easily.

5) Notes making is very important. Revise it everyday. And on weekends revise each and every topic you studied the whole week.

6) "This is the very important step" Make sure your doubts are clear. Don't pile it up try to clear it everyday.

Improving in physics takes time. Just stay consistent and focused.

Thank you

To improve in physics, first focus on understanding concepts instead of memorizing formulas. Read theory from NCERT or a basic book and try to understand why things happen. After that, practice numerical problems regularly, starting from easy ones and slowly moving to harder levels. While solving questions, always write the given data, formula, and steps clearly. Revise formulas daily and relate physics to real-life examples to make it easier to remember. Most importantly, stay consistent even 30–40 minutes of daily practice can improve your physics a lot over time.