Dear Aspirant,
Physics is a subject which demands visionary skills. If a student can imagine the things or situations mentioned in a problem he/she can easily figure it out given that he has a concept clarity. So, try picturing questions instead of just applying the formulas. There are some books which cab help you develop that approach, one of those is HC Verma book of physics. You should definitely try to do it. Practice more and more questions on a single concept even if you feel it's easier. Major focus should be on concept building. Stay consistent and give your time to the subject.
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Make a timetable and stick to it. After all, half of your preparation would depend on your discipline and your productivity. With this in mind, allocate fixed time for Physics.Once your basics are cleared,focus on the mostimportant chapters for IIT JEE Physics.

Prioritize your important chapters depending on their weightagein the exams.Make a complete list of derivations, formulas, and experiments in your syllabus and keep that list somewhere you can see it every day.


Revise all the important concepts religiously.SolveIIT JEE PRACTICE QUESTIONregularly. Mark the questions you find difficult to solve and revise them regularly.


Books for physics
HC Verma Concepts of Physics (Part I)
HC Verma Concepts of physics (Part II)
IIT JEE Physics DC Pandey
Problems in General Physics I.E. Irodov

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