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Physics should begin with Mechanics because it is employed in every aspect of the subject. Then go on to electrostatics, current, and magnetism. After that, you can finish the other chapters (including optics).

In general, we urge students not to underestimate any JEE chapter because the exam can take them off surprise.

By analyzing previous years papers ofJEE Main andJEE Advanced , we can say that there are certain chapters from which the questions are asked in the JEE every year.

Mechanics
The most important part of JEE Physics is Mechanics. HC Verma and DC Pandey are excellent books for learning mechanics fundamentals. Examine each derivation and determine why each formula is valid. Get a sense of how mechanics works in the real world. Use the questions from your coaching materials to practise.

Modern Physics
Modern Physics has a lot of weight in JEE and is a highly high-scoring subject. Make sure you don't miss any of the topics in Modern Physics. To read and practise questions in Modern Physics, use NCERT and HC Verma/study modules. Keep in mind that you should not go to problem solving until you have mastered the topic. Solve JEE questions from past years.

Electricity and Magnetism:
Read and practise questions on electricity and magnetism using a DC Pandey or Disha book. Solve the JEE questions on electricity and magnetism from the previous year with care.

Optics is divided into two categories:
geometrical optics and wave optics. Begin with NCERT, then move on to HC Verma for Optics. Use your coaching materials, as well as the HCV and DCP books, to solve difficulties. Make sure you cover all aspects of optics.
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