Dear Aspirant, it is completely okay, to not being able solve new types of sums on your own. Look at the hint, or even a solved answer.You should understand it instead of simply copying. If you understand the sum, then you will be able to solve the same type of sums at least partially, next time.

There is nothing to worry if you look at the hints of new type of sums. Try solving similar sums, when you come across them next time.

I hope this helps you!

Hello

You are not able to solve  numericals in physics on your own because you lack concepts and that's why you have to see hint to know the concepts behind the question and then only you are able to solve it, so what you need to do is focus on  building concepts before moving to solving questions

So , if you want to master physics you need to work on following three things which are provided below:-

Go through the theory well to master the concepts ,also it would be great to relate things as it would help you in generating interests .

Learn to apply concepts:- After clearing concepts you should go through solved problems and numericals so that you can learn how to appy the concepts for solving numericals .

Practice and solve questions on your own'- you should solve your text book questions on your own , go through chapter-wise test and previous year question papers of the examination for which you are preparing. Follow this , and you will be soon good at Physics

Thankyou

Hello student physics is a subject in which you need to build your basic concepts without basic knowledge you can't solve conceptual problems try to solve basic problems first and once you get command over it you'll easily solve problems without seeing the hints. Prefer NCERT to build your basic concept and make sure you do each and every example and exercise questions of Ncert before jumping to a reference book. After completing ncert thoroughly Jump to Concept of physics by HC VERMA.

Feel free to comment if you have any doubt

Good luck