Hello aspirant,

please follow some tips that you can score 100/100 in Physics in JEE MAINS 2020

Some important tips for JEE Main exam: Physics

1. Mechanics is one topic of Physics that is considered less scoring by most experts. However, to add to the dilemma this is also the topic that forms the major portion of the JEE (Main) in terms of marks. So, this topic cannot be neglected.
2. You must also try to concentrate on other scoring topics to ensure a better performance, for example Optics, Electricity and Magnetism, etc.
3. Kinematics and Particle dynamics are very important topics of Mechanics that make regular appearance in the JEE papers.
4. Refer to past years' JEE papers, and sample test papers to understand what to expect in the exam when you have started solving advanced level problems. According to the general trends, Mechanics and Electricity and Magnetism are the most important topics in terms of the number of questions asked in JEE of previous years. In the decreasing order of the marks they carry are listed different topics of Physics according to their appearance in previous year's papers.

• Mechanics, Electromagnetic Induction, Magnetics,

  Recommended

• Electrostatics & Current Electricity (Equal importance)

• Modern Physics

• Optics & Waves

• Heat and Thermodynamics

• Waves and Sound

Thermodynamics is important from the terms of both Physics and Chemistry so concentrate on that as well.

As it has already been discussed that Mechanics, Electricity and Magnetism are the most important topics of Physics, it must be kept in mind to have a clear understanding of the basic concepts of these chapters. Vector is one concept that students very commonly encounter in dealing with any of these topics, so effort must be taken to understand it properly.

ALL THE BEST

THANK YOU.

For getting 100+ score in JEE Main Physics, first of all you need to study NCERT book thoroughly. If you are from other than State Board, go through you board Physics book thoroughly. Then ensure that you have done those typical main topics (which are not there in Advanced syllabus) properly.