Most of the time Physics paper is a surprise for students, some times paper is very easy and some time it becomes as a challenge for students. Last year Physics paper came as a shocker to many class XII students. They said the paper was lengthy and more difficult than expected. It was probably after many years that physics managed to give jitters to students in the Boards with some even emerging from the exam hall in tears.
There are some tips given by them who have already scored well in physics board exams.
1. At first complete your NCERT books.
2. Prepare/plan the answers for direct theory portions, derivations so that no time is lost in planning the content while writing the exam.
3. Derivations should contain a sentence or two of intro, a diagram[if any], clear mathematical steps and final result.
4. Chapterwise mind maps are also very useful
5. Work out the solved examples from NCERT text book.
6. Prepare definitions of main physical quantities appearing in a chapter, along with their units.
7..After completing any chapter, go through different types of conceptual, application oriented questions that can be asked from it from previous years’ board papers, sample papers etc.
8. Write at least one paper after thorough preparation-under examination conditions i.e. for continuous 3 hours, without using calculator and sticking to the time limit.
9. Stay relaxed and enjoy the preparation.
There are some tips given by them who have already scored well in physics board exams.
1. At first complete your NCERT books.
2. Prepare/plan the answers for direct theory portions, derivations so that no time is lost in planning the content while writing the exam.
3. Derivations should contain a sentence or two of intro, a diagram[if any], clear mathematical steps and final result.
4. Chapterwise mind maps are also very useful
5. Work out the solved examples from NCERT text book.
6. Prepare definitions of main physical quantities appearing in a chapter, along with their units.
7..After completing any chapter, go through different types of conceptual, application oriented questions that can be asked from it from previous years’ board papers, sample papers etc.
8. Write at least one paper after thorough preparation-under examination conditions i.e. for continuous 3 hours, without using calculator and sticking to the time limit.
9. Stay relaxed and enjoy the preparation.
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