Hello aspirant,

When it comes to physics, be thorough in your basic math: Basic math is essential in answering many issues. This part emphasizes integration, differentiation, trigonometry, and a few identities, geometric progressions, and estimating. Avoid intricate integrations and differentiation; fundamental concepts such as multiplication and division will suffice. Vectors are also very significant; be meticulous with dot and cross products and remember important features.

Solve the previous year's questions TWICE. These questions will give you a decent indication of what to expect on the real exam.

Physics is perfected via practice: the more you practice, the faster you get. The faster you progress, the more precise you will become. Practice results in increased speed and accuracy. Practice is the only thing that can replace it.

Hence, you can solve NCERT exemplar for the remaining chapters. It all depends on the number of questions you've solved and if you have learned from your mistakes.

All the best!