Physics is one of the most challenging subjects for Neet aspirants, as it involves a lot of theoretical concepts and numerical problems. To score well in physics, you need to have a strong grasp of the fundamentals and practice a lot of questions. Here are some tips on how to study physics for Neet:

• First, you should know the Neet physics syllabus, which covers all the chapters from class 11 and 12 NCERT books. You should also know the weightage of each chapter and focus more on the important topics.
• Second, you should clear your physics concepts by reading the NCERT books thoroughly and solving the multiple choice questions and very short answer questions from the NCERT exemplar. You can also refer to other books like Concepts of Physics by H.C. Verma for more clarity and practice.
• Third, you should solve previous years’ question papers and mock tests to get familiar with the exam pattern, difficulty level, and time management. You should also analyze your performance and identify your strengths and weaknesses.
• Fourth, you should revise the physics formulas and derivations regularly and make a list of them for quick reference. You should also learn some tricks and shortcuts to solve numerical problems faster and more accurately.
• Fifth, you should clear your doubts and queries from your teachers, peers, or online platforms. You should also stay motivated and confident and avoid any negative thoughts or stress.

By following these tips, you can prepare well for Neet physics and improve your chances of getting admission to your desired medical college.

Er. Umesh Sharma is a mechanical engineer with a BTech degree from a government college and an MTech degree. He has qualified for GATE five times and has been teaching since 2009. He has taught at prestigious universities like Chandigarh University and Kurukshetra University. He is also the founder and director of The Success Mantra Panchkula. He is an expert in physics and mechanical engineering and has a unique and effective teaching method. He has helped many students achieve top ranks in school exams and high scores in NEET (650+). He keeps the class size small (12-15 students) to give individual attention and clear doubts. He specializes in teaching physics for NEET, Class 11th Physics CBSE, Class 12th Physics CBSE, NCERT, and JEE Mains Level. He conducts offline classes in Panchkula and Pinjore. You can join trial classes to see the improvement in your marks and future prospects.