Hello aspirant,

It is very easy to get 40 - 50 marks in physics.

Since shortcut is never the right way for any task but still you can go with some smarter and better techniques for preparing for JEE advanced.

First of all analyze the 4 to 5 years paper of JEE advanced while noting down the most important and frequent topic which the paper covers. Try to solve out old papers in time limit and work hard to master in the important topics and keep a watch for remaining topics too. Prepare easy chapters first.

Revision is the key to get good score as well as rank in JEE Advanced. It is totally depend upon how you prepare for JEE, your study plan and your focus towards JEE.

I mention some easy and high weightage chapters below.

Hope this will be helpful for you.

ALL THE BEST.

Hello Candidate,

There are a total of two papers for the JEE advanced examination in physics in both the shifts. Each of this paper consists of a total of 60 to 70 marks depending on that particular shift.

So, if you need to score around 40 to 50 marks in the Physics paper alone then you need to get around 50% of the questions correct. So, focus on topics such as rotational motion, fluid behaviour, modern physics, electrostatics, electromagnetic induction, magnetism, work energy and power and can refer to books such as HC Verma, and IE Irodov.

Also, make a proper timetable and schedule for yourself and try to attend as many mock exams as possible before you make a final strategy regarding how to attempt the questions in the real examination.

Good Luck!!