Physics is a subject in NEET exam which becomes the deciding factor for your rank. Neet students generally are believed to be good in biology and chemistry but at times find physics difficult. So this is an area where you can give double your efforts to secure a good score. So I personally recommend you to cover as much as portion as you can. Anyhow I'll enlist down some of the important topics for neet 2020-

1. Ray Optics
2. Magnetic effects of electric current
3. Electromagnetic induction
4. Modern physics
5. Rotational motion
6. Waves and sound

Best wishes. Thank-you.

Hello there. Hope you are doing good. I would like to tell you that your query is missing important information such as which exam you are preparing for. I will not be able to answer your query without knowing the name of examination you are preparing for.

I suggest you to mention the sufficient information in the query so that I can help you better.

I hope you found this answer helpful. Good luck for your future.

See 12th is so much connected with 11th topics. There are many such topics in 12th that will require the basics that have been covered in 11th without which you'll be unable to master the topics. Okk don't worry, I'm not telling you to sit and study complete 11th std right now, what's gone is already gone, let's focus on what's left now. Whenever you study topics like Halogen Derivatives in 12th chemistry, you'll require some basics covered in Basic principles and techniques in chemistry and aromatic compounds of 11th, that time you can just go and read the related concepts only once. For some other important topics of 11th that you need to study, I'll recommend you to finish Ray Optics, Refraction of Light, Motion, Magnetic Effects of electric current, Current electricity of Physics, States of Matter, Redox Reaction, Periodic Table, Nature of Chemical Bonds in chemistry, Probability, Permutations and Combinations in Mathematics.

Best wishes. Thankyoh.

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Hello Aspirant,

With the changes in the examination pattern of Joint Entrance Examination, it has become as important to study for your board exams as for engineering entrance exams. Instead of considering only marks scored in the JEE, marks of board exams are also considered under the new normalization rule, the plan needs to be changed when it comes to JEE preparation.

The exam is held in the Online Mode only.

In the JEE Main online exam, each student is assigned a computer in the test center. When the test begins, the questions appear as multiple choice questions. After reading and solving the question, the correct bubble against the answer has to be selected and then the student can click on the “Next” button to move on to the next question. If a student is not familiar with online exams, it will not be very difficult. The student should only know how to click using a mouse and not have difficulty reading on-screen questions.

Befriend the NCERT books

Teachers, parents and many others might have already told you to study from NCERT books. However, we advise you to be absolutely thorough with each and every topic and sub topic given in Class 11 NCERT Books and Class 12 NCERT Books of Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics.

Not only should the theory be understood properly, but each question should be attempted at least once.

Especially in the case of JEE Main Mathematics , a student who can easily solve NCERT Math book miscellaneous exercises can as easily score more than 90% in JEE Main maths.

Refer only a limited number of JEE Main reference books

There are too many books available in the market that claim “Quick course in JEE” or “Best book for JEE Main” and so on. You must identify one-two books only and stick to them. Using too many books will only confuse you and slow down your preparation.

Use one book for theory, one for practice.

It is best to refer book by a good author/authors to study and understand the concept, and use another book to solve practice problems for JEE Main .

Always practice questions simultaneously. While studying, you may think you have understood everything perfectly, but only when you attempt questions can you actually analyze where your understanding is weak and needs to be done again. If you finish one chapter, the next day attempt at least 20-30 questions of that. If you can answer correctly at least 95% of all the questions you attempt, you can move on to the next chapter. If not, focus on the areas you are getting wrong.

Do not hide from the weak areas

Every student has at least 5-10 topics he/she feels are very tough and cannot be done at all. However, make sure to not let go of those topics and practice them from the initial days of your preparations. You can never be sure whether a question in JEE Main will come from that topic or not.

prepare according to the weightage of chapters:

to get chapter wise weightage of PCM visit:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage

GOOD LUCK!

Dear Aspirant,

As you wish to pursue engineering, you will have to focus on your 11th grade and 12th grade concepts in depth. JEE is considered to be one of the most difficult engineering entrance exams in India. So, it is extremely important that you first prepare all the chapters. Once you have prepared these chapters, then you can spend additional focus to the important topics according to their weightage in the JEE Main exam. Preparing for the JEE exam involves a lot of hard work, but along with that you will need to develop a smart preparation strategy. You need to be able acknowledge your strengths and weaknesses. However, these are chapters that you must do, which will be both easy to complete and also carry weightage in the paper.

Scoring Topics in JEE Main Physics

Semiconductor & Electronic Devices, Communication, Units & Dimensions, Measurement of error (Absolute and Relative), Instruments. These are very small and scoring topics. One question is usually asked from each of these topics in JEE Main.

Electrostatics is a very lengthy but is a easy topic. Mostly three to four questions are asked from this topic every year.

Electro-magnetic Induction and Alternating Current is also easy topic and is an important topic for JEE Main. One to two questions are asked from these two topics each year.

Current Electricity is a small topic but is very scoring. Questions from the topic like colour code of resisters, Ohm’s Law, etc. are frequently asked in the JEE Main exam. So, you should not skip these cas they can easily score 16-20 marks.

These chapters should not be skipped as they can fetch you 16-20 marks easily. Magnetism carries a lot of marks and conceptual questions come from it. Modern physics typically carries 16-20 marks so that chapter is a must.

Scoring Topics in Chemistry:

Mole concept

Hydrogen and S & P block elements

Elements of the periodic table and Chemical Bonding

Transition elements and coordination chemistry.

Gaseous State and Solid state

Solutions

Electrochemistry & redox Reactions

Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

Chemical Thermodynamics

Equilibrium

Surface Chemistry

Chemical Kinetics

Scoring Topics in Mathematics:There are 15 chapters and all are equally important chapters for JEE Main. However below, are some definite scoring chapters.

Definite Integral

Indefinite Integral

Application of Derivatives

Differential equation

Application of Integrals

Trigonometric Ratios

Sequence & Series

Determinants and Matrices

Sets and relations

Mathematical Reasoning

Statistics & Probability

Vector & 3D

Straight line

Hope this helps, all the best!

First of all, have you completed your syllabus?? If completed, try to solve maximum objective questions of one subject in one hour..Then know how many questions you can solve in one hour and which chapter you have detailed concepts and analysis.. I would suggest you the Arihant book of 16 question paper set book of January April 2019, which contains 16 question papers of JEE Main held in 2019 and try to solve all the papers before the exam.. Then you will know how many questions you can solve in 3 hours and try to increase your speed and accuracy. And I would suggest try to solve questions of 3-4 chapters daily of each subjects to perform better..

Hello!

I believe that it isis t early for you to start with your NEET preparations because for your NEET exam, if you are thorough enough with your 11th and 12th portions, then you can easily score 650+ in your competitives.

But as you have asked, I will definitely tell you the important topics which will help you bag excellent marks!

As per the year 2020, the following website will provide you with important topics with weightage which will surely help you!

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-chapter-wise-weightage-and-important-topics/amp

Hello,


Topics in JEE mains of each subjects are subjects below :

Mathematics

Complex numbers and quadratic equations
Matrices and determinants
Sets, relations and functions
Mathematical induction
Permutations and combinations
Mathematical reasoning
Limit, continuity and differentiability
Integral calculus
Three-dimensional geometry
Differential equations
Binomial theorem and its simple applications
Sequences and series
Vector algebra
Statistics and probability
Trigonometry
Co-ordinate geometry

Physics
Section A

Physics and measurement
Rotational motion
Thermodynamics
Kinematics
Work, energy and power
Properties of solids and liquids
Gravitation
Laws of motion
Oscillations and waves
Electronic devices
Kinetic theory of gases
Current electricity
Communication systems
Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
Optics
Electromagnetic waves
Atoms and nuclei
Electrostatics
Dual nature of matter and radiation

Section B
Experimental Skills  (complete syllabus in the link below)



Chemistry
Physical Chemistry

Some basic concepts in chemistry
States of matter
Atomic structure
Chemical bonding and molecular structure
Chemical thermodynamics
Solutions
Equilibrium
Redox reactions and electrochemistry
Chemical kinetics
Surface chemistry

Organic Chemistry
Purification and characterisation of organic compounds
Hydrocarbons
Chemistry in everyday life
Principles related to practical chemistry
Organic compounds containing halogens
Organic compounds containing oxygen
Organic compounds containing nitrogen
Polymers
Some basic principles of organic chemistry
Biomolecules

Inorganic Chemistry
Classification of elements and periodicity in properties
Hydrogen
S-Block elements (alkali and alkaline earth metals)
P Block elements group 13 to group 18 elements
d- and f - block elements
Co-ordination compounds
Environmental chemistry
General principles and processes of isolation of metals

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-2020


I hope this helps.

Hello,

For now you have so much less time. So you can go for topics which you feel easy. This doesn't mean that you won't cover maths which is difficult. No, don't do like this. start form easy chapters and solve numericals. Meanwhile solve previous year papers too and get your score. try to understand concepts from your friends,teachers, from youtube or from anyone you feel that he/she can explain you. same goes for numericals too. Ask your doubts and understand the steps. if you don't steps then you won't be able to solve by yourself.

Don't try to cover all. You can't do it with 100% and forget everything.  Start from one topic and learn it. Why it happened like this and why it took this step or process. apply it to all the concepts. ask why it happen and remember it. If it is difficult then draw them in a paper and label as per the process and remember the diagram. It will be easy.

You will get tired for sure so take 10-15 min break and start again. Don't stress too much. On the part of important topics there is nothing like that. they can ask questions from anywhere. No one knows how many question will come from different topics and it has no relation from previous year paper.

You can just know how questions are asked by solving previous year papers and it will help you get some confidence. That is the only objective.

Hope it helps!