The majority of JEE Advanced aspirants consider Physics as one of the most difficult sections. Additionally, the paper analysis of JEE Advanced 2019 and other stats of the exams suggests that the Physics section was comparatively difficult to solve for many students. Therefore to excel in the physics section this year, all the aspirants need to work harder and put some extra effort. Apart from developing strong conceptual knowledge, they not only need to master the theoretical portion but also get a good command at the application of the involved concepts. Fast and accurate problem-solving capacity combined with a skill of good time management in the paper would be an important factor to score more in the exam. Thus, it is quite evident that it would be important to know how to master physics for JEE Advanced 2020.
A brief overview of the JEE Advanced exam pattern
Before we look at the various factors to master physics for JEE Advanced 2020, let us take a brief overview of the exam pattern as mentioned below:-
- The examination paper of JEE Advanced 2020 will have two question papers, namely paper 1 and paper 2.
- Both these papers will be compulsory and have a time limit of three hours for each paper. Each paper will have three separate sections for Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics.
- The JEE Advanced question papers will have objective type questions further segregated into multiple choice and/or numerical answer type questions and will test your comprehension, reasoning, and analytical abilities.
- Talking of the JEE Advanced 2020 Physics section, it will have approximately 20 objective type questions.
- There would be negative marking for incorrect answers as usual. However, the students should go through the “Instructions to Candidates” portion mentioned in the outermost page of the question paper to get assured about the details of the marking scheme. Additionally, you should also adhere to the other aspects of the instructions as mentioned in the question papers during the examination.
Important books to prepare for the JEE Advanced 2020 physics section
Apart from the NCERT Textbook of physics, you should refer to the following important books to prepare for the JEE Advanced 2020 physics section:-
- Selective Problems of I. E. Irodov
- Concepts of Physics by H C Verma
- “Challenging Problem in Physics for JEE Advanced” prepared by expert and renowned faculty members of career point, Kota
- Career Point’s 42 years chapter wise solved paper for JEE Advanced Physics, compiled by expert faculty members of Kota coaching.
Important chapters for JEE Advanced 2020 physics section
After deeply analyzing the past trends followed in the question paper of the JEE Advanced, subject experts of Kota coaching suggest the following chapters to be immensely important for the examination.
- Geometrical Optics
- EMI & AC
- Gravitation
- Kinematics and Dimensions
- Rotational Motion
- Simple Harmonic Motion
- Waves and Sound
- Magnetic effects of current
- Conservation of Momentum & Mechanical Energy
- Electrostatics & Current Electricity
- Heat and Thermodynamics
- Modern Physics
Important topics of JEE Advanced 2020 in the physics section
Additionally, the top-notch faculty members of the career point the best coaching institute for JEE asserts the following topics to be important from the examination point of view.
- Dimensions
- Propagation of errors
- Relative motion in 2D
- Potential energy – Conservative force
- Motion in a vertical circle
- Conservation of linear momentum (Collision)
- Center of Mass (position, velocity, acceleration & shifting)
- Conservation of angular momentum
- Torque and angular momentum
- Rolling motion
- Dynamics of rotational motion
- Planets/Satellites Motion
- Application of Bernoulli’s equation
- The time period of SHM (linear), combinations of springs
- V.T (graphs)/ Ideal gas equation/ Thermodynamics process
- Heat conduction
- Standing wave & resonance in string
- Doppler’s effect
- Electric flux & Gauss law
- Capacitor (charge, energy, force)
- RC circuits
- Motion of charged particle in Magnetic and Electric field
- Magnetic field – Biot-Savart’s law and its applications
- Faraday’s law of EMI, Induced current
- LA circuits
- Motional EMF
- Total internal reflection
- Lens and Lens formula
- Refraction at two media interface
- Lens maker formula
- Combination of lens & mirrors
- YDSE
- Bohr Model of Atom
- Radioactivity
Follow the tips mentioned above and you will surely score more in JEE Advanced 2020. You can also utilize the best learning resources of JEE from Career Point.
