How should we study physics for neet and aiims??

Namaskar Gourav. Thank you for asking the question. We at Career 360 will help you to solve queries as possible. I am glad you asked that question. We often become so indulged in Biology that we forget how important Physics is for cracking NEET.
Here are some tips and tricks for studying Physics:
1. Concepts- Physics is all about concepts. Once you get a hang of that, majority of your work is done.
2. Books- Errorless publications is a very book for Solving Physics. Physics is all about practice and practice till you get your concepts perfect.
3. Coaching- Clearing your doubts becomes very essential as the study piles up and coaching classes will help you in that.
4. Strategy- Focus on the weak topics in Physics. Understand and practise them and solve your doubts regarding those.
5. Game- Understand the Mark Distribution pattern of various topics and study accordingly.
6. Time- Allot atleast 1/3 of your study time for Physics. Daily.
7. Test series- They will let you judge yourself about your study.
8. Motivation- Learn from the curiosity of legends like Einstein and Maxwell through documentaries in your spare time.
9. Ask- Career 360 will help you solve your questions. We are more than eager to help you.
Live Long and Prosper. Nitish Nadkarni.

The core thing in physics is do theory first..  Understand concept...  Think that concept practically ( that you are involved in that concept doing that really not as a question)  then memorise formula (core formula)  and solve as many questions as you can..

Think laterally..  Improve your application skills..

Don't memorise many formulas..  Memories only root formula and derive others from that root formula...

My method:

I revised whatever was taught in the coaching daily (from my class notes). Then I read coaching packages (Aakash) and solved MCQs.

On weekends, I used to read Pradeep and solve its MCQs.

Before my school exams, I used to read NCERT.



During the last days of 12th and after board exams, I solved HC Verma. It is a really good book.





Other good books:

DC Pandey

SL Arora

Irodov (especially if you are preparing for JEE too)