NEET Physics Preparation: How to Prepare, Tips, Important Topics & More!!

Attention Candidates, NEET UG 2020 Application Form Notification has been released. NEET 2020 Exam will be held on 3rd May 2020. As you know that there are few months are left for the exam. Medical aspirants usually find NEET Physics Preparation be the most challenging. Therefore, the candidate must start NEET Physics Preparation.

When you start preparing for NEET physics, it is quite obvious that it seems to be difficult but we have shared tips and tricks to help you out. In this article, we will discuss the NEET Physics Preparation.

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If we talk about NEET 2019 Physics section it was moderate in terms of length and difficulty. There are some formula based questions also. However, for better scores, the students were required to have a strong concept base along with the practical application of concepts. Candidates found that there are mostly questions asked from NCERT syllabus, around 60% of the NEET paper to be precise.

As our experts say questions are taken equally from class 11 and 12 topics like Mechanics and Modern Physics dominated with around 50% of the section. Questions that appeared from topics such as Magnetic Effect of Current and Current Electricity were easy.

Chaper Wise Distribution

Mechanics:

Mechanics is one of the most scoring unit as compare to other units. As mentioned in above table, it is one of the most important units, inclusive of important topics. It contains 9 chapters, Class 11 from Chapter Units and Dimensions to Chapter Oscillations and Waves.

Here we have listed below chapters under Mechanics along with the corresponding weightage:

Smoe other important concepts covered in Mechanics are:

• Dimensional and error analysis
• Acceleration due to gravity
• Conservation of momentum & energy and collisions
• Equations of motion
• Kepler’s laws
• Mechanics of common forces
• Moment of inertia and dynamics of rotational motion
• Pascal’s law, Bernoulli’s principle, viscosity and Reynolds’ number
• Potential energy of a spring
• Projectile and circular motion
• Relative motion
• Satellites
• Simple Harmonic motion
• Standing waves & Beats, Doppler effect
• Transverse and longitudinal waves: superposition and reflection

Heat and Thermodynamics:

Every year, approx 3 questions were asked from this unit, carrying a weightage of 6.6%.

The table below depicts the chapters under this unit:

Few important concepts covered in Heat and Thermodynamics are:

• First Law of Thermodynamics and Heat Capacity
• Heat engines, refrigerators and heat pumps
• Heat transfer
• Law of equipartition of energy, specific heat capacity and mean free path
• Newton’s Law of Cooling
• Reversible and irreversible processes and Carnot engine
• Second law of thermodynamics
• Specific Heat Capacity and Calorimetry
• Thermodynamic state variables, equation of state and thermodynamic processes
• Transfer of Thermal Expansion

Electrostatics and Magnetism

This unit carries approx weightage of 16.2% and the chapters are interrelated. In this unit, weightage of the chapter named Electrostatic potential and capacitance is nearly 35.6%, followed by Moving charges and Mechanism weighing around 31.5%. This unit mostly covers important numercials that appear in the examination. Listed below are some topics which must be prepared before the exam:

• Electrostatic potential and work done
• Motion in electric and magnetic fields
• Potential energy in an external field
• Cyclotrons and Torque on Current loop
• Magnetic dipole

Here is a list of chapters and the corresponding weightage of chapters under this unit:

Some Imp. Topics:

• Ampere’s Circuital law
• Bandwidth and modulation of signals in communication systems
• Bar magnet and magnetic field lines
• Biot-Savart Law
• Capacitance and Capacitors
• Continuous charge distribution and Gauss’s Law
• Electric charge and Coulomb’s Law
• Electric field, field lines, flux
• Electromagnetic waves and spectrum
• Electrostatic potential and work done
• Electrostatics of conductors and Dielectrics
• Force between two parallel currents
• Motion in electric and magnetic fields and Cyclotrons
• Potential energy in an external field
• The earth’s magnetism
• Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole

Kinematics:

Kinematics is one of the most crucial and interesting units for NEET Physics Preparation. The problems based on the evaluation of the maximum height, range, velocity and time of flight (2D motion) are important from the examination point of view.

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