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weightage chapters
PHY:-

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1 Newton's laws of motion

2 Friction

3 System of particles

4 Rigid body dynamics

5 First law of thermodynamics

6 Heat transportation

7 Simple harmonic motion

8 Stationary waves

9 Capacitance

10 Current Electricity

11Electromagnetic induction

12 Thin lenses

13 Young's double slit experiment

14 Dual nature of light

15 Atomic Physics

16 Nuclear Physics

 Thermodynamics (Both from Physics & Chemistry)

  Whole Organic Chemistry (Take this as one single Topic)
 Matrices & Determinants
 Probability
 Electrostatics
 Magnetism (especially EMI and AC)
 Solutions
 Coordination Chemistry
 Entire Differential Calculus (& it’s application in 2D+3D
Geometry)
 Conic Sections (2D Geomtery) + 3D
 P- Block
 Metallurgy
 Mechanics (especially Rotational & Wave Motion)
 Modern Physics (Also includes Nuclear Chemistry)
 Electrochemistry
 Physics:
 Electrostatics & Gravitation(conceptually similar)
Current Electricity & Heat Transfer(conceptually similar)
Electromagnetic Induction
 Waves (Sound as well as optics)
 Geometrical Optics
 Thermodynamics and KTG
 Rotational Dynamics
 Dimensional Analysis - Not a well taught topic but it can help you
eliminate many options.
 Mathematics:
 Matrices and Determinants
Definite Integration
Vectors and 3D
Differential Equations
Conic Sections and Straight Lines
Basic Equation Solving(Trigonometric, Quadratic, Bi-quadratic)
Sequences and Series
Formulas of a triangle
 Chemistry:
 [Link] Bonding & the periodic table(the only chapter if done
perfectly can clear most of your doubts in inorganic as well as organic
chemistry) ==> makes it easier to learn Coordination Compounds and
predict a hell lot of properties ranging from MP,BP, Solubility to
reactivity, optical rotation and what not !
 This chapter is a necessity if you want to learn chemistry.
 [Link] Compounds & their derivatives
 [Link] reactions, Mole Concept & the concept of equivalents(they
have multiple applications in equation balancing to predict the
products of a reaction, electrochemistry, inorganic chemistry)
 [Link] state, solutions & gases theory
 [Link] & the Second Law of Thermodynamics

Physics:

1. Mechanics: This is a crucial chapter that covers a wide range of

topics like laws of motion, rotational dynamics, and work-
 energy theorem. Questions from this chapter are asked almost
every year in the exam.
2. Electrodynamics: This chapter deals with the study of electric
and magnetic fields, electromagnetic waves, and other related
topics. Questions from this chapter are also frequently asked in
the exam.
3. Optics: This chapter covers topics like wave optics, ray optics,
and interference. Questions from this chapter are usually of
moderate difficulty, but they can be tricky.
Chemistry:

1. Organic Chemistry: This is a crucial chapter that covers a wide

range of topics like hydrocarbons, alkyl halides, and alcohols.
Questions from this chapter are asked almost every year in the
exam.
2. Inorganic Chemistry: This chapter covers topics like periodic
table, chemical bonding, and coordination compounds.
Questions from this chapter are usually straightforward and
easy to solve.
3. Physical Chemistry: This chapter deals with the study of
thermodynamics, electrochemistry, and chemical kinetics.
Questions from this chapter are also frequently asked in the
exam.
Mathematics:

1. Calculus: This is a crucial chapter that covers a wide range of

topics like limits, continuity, differentiation, and integration.
Questions from this chapter are asked almost every year in the
exam.
2. Algebra: This chapter covers topics like quadratic equations,
permutations and combinations, and probability. Questions
from this chapter are usually straightforward and easy to
solve.
3. Coordinate Geometry: This chapter deals with the study of
conic sections, straight lines, and circles. Questions from this
chapter are also frequently asked in the exam.

CHEM:-

1.p block

2. One qus each from Electrochemistry, Chemical Kinetics, 1–2

from Solid state, 1 from Liquid state,1 from Atomic structure, 1
from stoichiometry, 2 from thermodynamics, 2 from equilibrium.
These are average numbers,so you should focus on equilibrium, solid-
state, thermodynamics heavily.
3. In organic chemistry, aromatic hydrocarbon is ultra necessary, and
biomolecules gives 1–2 qus, qus interlinking all parts of organic chemistry
are really good in
number, so entire Organic is to be done.

MATHS:-

1. Circles, Parabola, Ellipse very important. Hyperbola is an

outside chance, although a qus comes an alternate year.
2. 3D line, plane and vector algebra is very very important.
3. Algebra, pay extra heed to P&C, Probability, sequence and
series (1 qus), Matrices and Determinants.
4. Application of Derivatives, Area under the curve,
Differential equations, limits and limits as infinite sum
or product all are very important. You learn them, you live by
them!
5. Sorry to everyone who loved Trigonometry in it's first arrival on
school stage in class 10, but trigonometry has very little
weightage except in 2022, when there were I guess, 3
questions. So do remember basic formulas. They do come to
do your bidding.
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