Top tips to learn Physics
Physics is considered a difficult subject, especially for NEET aspirants. This does not imply that students can’t score well. DC Pandey, a Physics maestro who has written over 13 reference books on the subject and is now an Unacademy educator, believes that one can score good marks in Physics if it is studied in a well-managed and planned way. So let go of any anxiety related to preparing Physics for your board exams and check out the helpful tips below.
It is a fact that Physics taught in classes 10 and 12 is easier than what is tested in competitive exams. In school exams, theoretical problems based on definitions and proofs comprise the question paper while in competitive exams, conceptual questions are framed as it is a subject of concepts.
Around 90% of Physics consists of concepts that first need to be understood. Rather than beginning with the common approach of problems first, always start by reading and understanding the concepts.
While memorising formulae is important, it is crucial to understand what each formula is. This will help in applying the right one in the right place.For example, there is one formula of gravitational force between two point masses given by Newton and it can be applied directly only in 3 specific conditions. I have seen the students applying this formula under all situations -- which is wrong.
Though direct questions are rarely asked (except the graphs) in following three topics but again they are very important for the right understanding of other topics. If you have command over these three topics, believe me, you have learnt the next 5% of Physics. These topics are:
The best way to study is to buy one standard book and learn it thoroughly.
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