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Here are some last minute tips, tricks and points to remember before appearing for the exam: Physics tips for preparation: Study all derivations, definitions, diagrams and memorise formulae and units of physical quantities Prepare a variety of conceptual questions based on application of laws/principles and solve related numericals Practice makes a man perfect. Solve the last five years' board papers under exam conditions, sticking to the time limit of three hours, which makes you familiar with the paper pattern and makes you confident Devote some time for meditation and exercise to increase your concentration power Just before the exam: Get up early in the morning and take a quick review of all the formulae and the steps of derivations Close your books an hour before the exam Feel relaxed and confident

Dear Parents, You have been there. Every student has been there. Being punished for not getting the highest marks. Not spending enough time with the books. Not being the  BEST  in the class. But who exactly defines the definition of “ BEST ”? Well, in India- it’s the parents. And it’s definitely not their fault. They have also encountered the same situation. Their parents did the same with them, and now they are doing it with their next generation. The exams of children will soon start. We know you all are worried and want your child to score high but please do remember, amongst all the students who will give the exams are a writer or a guitarist or a football player and they may not always understand Physics. Let “Sharma Ji ki beti/beta” excel in whatever they do. But, don’t call your child a loser because he failed to score a little more marks in English. There’s a budding entrepreneur who simply don’t have any idea about literature or not interested in Indian History. There’s a s

How To Get Above 90 In CBSE 12 Physics: How To Prepare For CBSE 12 Physics Step 1 Go through the NCERT book for Physics. It is the most important book for Physics board exam of Class 12. All topics in the syllabus for the exam are covered in the NCERT book. Step 2 Make a complete list of derivations, formulae, and experiments in your syllabus and keep that list; it will be handy later during the exam. Step 3 While solving a derivation, try and comprehend the logic behind the derivations. Understanding a derivation will help you derive it easily at any given time. Step 4 Revise all the concepts regularly. Step 5 If you do not like the numerical part, start early! Get used to the numerical part. Solve each and every numerical in the NCERT book (both, solved and unsolved). Physics papers compulsorily have numerical so there is no escaping it! Step 6 Do not forget to learn the S.I units (if any) for all physical entities. Step 7 After you finish your syllabus, solve questions f