I am a medical aspirant preparing for neet and aiims..... I m very much depressed in physics.... Plz plz help hw should I study it??

Hello, As per your query about Physics question , i would like to inform you they are not as tough as for Iit or NIT.. Its not lengthy numerical also...There are total 45 ques having 180 marks...

To make sure you study physics in a correct way read the following tips below;





NEET /AIIMS 2018 Physics





1. The first step in physics is to memorise the important concept and formulas. This will help you in solving numerical questions.





2..For NEET/AIIMS aspirants, the numerical can be a nightmare for them. Sometimes some students avoid practising numerical questions. Due to this approach, many students are not able to do well in physics section.



In case you are solving lengthy calculation, try and solve the problem through approximation.





3. To make sure that you are well versed with the concept, study HC Verma.





4. After completing each chapter take online chapter wise test. This will help you to understand your preparation level.





5. Before attending any lecture study the chapters in advance because you shouldn't come across new concepts in the class for the first time.





6. To make physics more fun, try and relate topics with your daily life. This will create more curiosity while studying physics.





7. Since physics takes a lot of time and effort to adjust to new concepts. So keep the patience and continue to make daily efforts.







Important topics which cover about 70 % , around 30 - 32 ques/ each year for last 10 years out of a total of 45 ques/year



Kinemetics



Rotational Motion



Gravitation



Thermal Physics



Wave Motion and Doppler's effect



Electrostatic



Current Electricity & Effect of Current



Magnetic Effect of Current and Magnetism



Ray optics and Optical Instruments



Modern Physics



Semiconductors and Digital Electronics

Don't lose hope, if you are not able to silve any question..



Try to motivate yourself at every moment.





Hopefully it will help to prepare accordingly



Best of luck



Regards



Dr Parmanand Agarwal



MBBS MD



Career counselor

Me to dipressed in phiscs but it is not a solution you have to study hard in physics and solve as much questions paper as much you