How to prepare for CBSE 12th Physics Exam?

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The class 12 board exams are very important in the academic lives of all students. If the students get good marks in this exam, the possibility for them to secure admission into the course of their choice is high. If the marks they secure are low, they will end up blemishing their entire career. Getting above 90 percent on the CBSE class 12 exams in PCM, in a nutshell, can be both rewarding as well a mind boggling.

Given below are the topics that are covered in Class 12 Physics:

  • Atoms and nuclei
  • Communication Systems
  • Dual nature of matter etc
  • Electronic Devices
  • Electrostatics
  • Optics

How to prepare if the Physics Model Exam was a failure?

The first thing the student must do is to stop being worried. Becoming agitated will only increase the stress. This won’t provide the students with the right mind to study. The students must give more importance to the physics subject. The basic thing they need to understand the subject more is to be more aware of its concepts. The best method to gain this knowledge is to keep on reading the physics text at all times. It would also do them some good if they write down shorts notes when they are studying. This will be of help for them prior to their finals. They won’t have to read the entire notes, but can go through these short notes and understand the concepts really quickly.

The physics text books of the NCERT will carry sample questions at the end. Students can attempt these questions. Apart from this, they can also purchase sample CBSE question papers from stationary stores. Practicing on these will give them more confidence.  To make their notes clearer, students can support their answers with well labeled and neat diagrams.

How to prepare if Physics Model Exam was a success?

If the exam was a success, the students must never take this to their heads. The model test is only a prelude to the finals. The latter will be tougher than the former. Students can prepare themselves by studying from the top. They should try learning each portion as many times as possible. Apart from this, they can also find question papers online. Interactive quizzes as well as well revised notes will be available for the students to use. These effective online revisions will help the students improve their time management skills.

Tips and Tricks to prepare for the Physics Exam

These are some of the tips the students can make use of at the time of their exams:

  • Make sure that you read every chapter thoroughly. The questions may be direct or indirect. Knowing all the concepts will help the students answer effortlessly.
  • Make short notes about derivations in each and every chapter. In addition to this, writing down the proofs will also be good.
  • It would be very helpful them if they make an all inclusive list of formulae.
  • The students can try out all the numerical type questions.
  • Revise again and again. Never think that you know it all.
  • Sample question papers will be available from the formal website of the CBSE. Students can try out these questions

Prescribed Books for 12th Physics Exam

The best reference book for the CBSE class 12 is the NCERT textbook. Some of the other books include Physics part 1, Physics part 2 (NCERT). Apart from this, ‘Modern ABC of Physics’ by Satish K. Gupta will provide to be a good read and of good help.

 
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5 Responses to “How to prepare for CBSE 12th Physics Exam?”

  1. 5
    ashutosh kumar:

    sir, im not preparing well in physics as i have not command in semiconductor specially transistor.Please give me hint for preparation.

  2. 4
    Randhir singh:

    displacement current

  3. 3
    yugmaya swargiary:

    what is the best reference book of physics and chemistry for class 12 CBSE?

  4. 2
    rohan:

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  5. 1
    Sweety4ever:

    Pls tell me the difference between IGCSE AND CBSE