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Physics Chapter Sequence

The document outlines a detailed chapter sequence for a physics curriculum spanning from April to December, covering topics such as kinematics, Newton's laws, and modern physics. It prioritizes chapters based on their conceptual depth and scoring potential, categorizing them into top, medium, and low priority. Additionally, it includes notes on revision strategies and experimental physics.

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Physics Chapter Sequence

The document outlines a detailed chapter sequence for a physics curriculum spanning from April to December, covering topics such as kinematics, Newton's laws, and modern physics. It prioritizes chapters based on their conceptual depth and scoring potential, categorizing them into top, medium, and low priority. Additionally, it includes notes on revision strategies and experimental physics.

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PHYSICS CHAPTER SEQUENCE

1) kinematics – (April)
(MAY)
2) Newton's Laws of Motion and friction – 1ST week
3) Work, Power, Energy and Circular Motion – 2ND week
4) Center of Mass – 3RD WEEK
5) Rigid Body Dynamics (rotational motion) - 3RD AND 4TH week
(JUNE)
6) Simple Harmonic Motion – 1ST week
7) fluids and surface tension and viscosity – 2nd week
8) Wave on String and wave sounds – 3rd week
10) Wave Optics - 4th week
(JULY)
11) Geometrical Optics and optical instruments – 14 days
12) GRAVITATION – 6 days
14) Electrostatics and conductors – 10 days
(AUGUST)
15) Current Electricity – 14days
17) Capacitance – 6days
18) Heat – 10days
(SEPTEMBER)
18) Magnetism and matter – 14days
21) Electromagnetic Induction and (AC) – 10 days
23) Electromagnetic Waves – 4th week
(OCTOBER)
27) Modern physics – 1st and 2nd week
28) Semiconductors – 3rd week
29) Errors and Measurements - 4th week

(NOV AND DEC)


1) All concepts and formulas revision
2) 2019 to 2021 (DAILY TASK)
3) 2022 to 2025 ( Nov Dec and Jan)
4) back logs
(NOTE)
4) Short notes revision
5) experimental physics
6) eduniti tricks and revision vid
7) balance adv topics after January

🔥 Top Priority Chapters (High Weightage + High Conceptual


Depth)
1. Rotational Motion

 Most conceptual part of Mechanics.


 Involves torque, angular momentum, rolling motion, moment of inertia.
 Many multi-concept problems include this.

2. Current Electricity

 Scoring + conceptual; often mixed with Kirchhoff’s laws, internal resistance.


 Questions include circuits, power distribution, combinations of resistors.

3. Electrostatics & Capacitors

 Combines field theory with potential, energy, and conductors.


 Capacitor networks are often tricky.

4. Magnetism & Moving Charges (Magnetic Effects of Current)

 Biot–Savart, Ampere’s Law, Force on a moving charge.


 Frequently appears with Current Electricity & EMI.

5. SHM (Simple Harmonic Motion)

 Very common; requires deep understanding of motion, energy, phasors.


 Tied into Waves and Oscillations often.

6. Wave Optics & Ray Optics

 Interference, diffraction, lenses, mirrors – highly conceptual but scoring.


 JEE loves conceptual traps here (especially YDSE variations).

7. Modern Physics (Photoelectric effect, Bohr model, Nuclear)

 Theory-heavy and scoring.


 Often has one or two direct, fast questions.

⚙️Medium Priority (Still Important)


8. Laws of Motion + Friction

 Basic mechanics, but critical for understanding later chapters.


 Appears in questions involving pulleys, inclined planes, etc.

9. Work, Energy, and Power

 Essential foundation for Mechanics.


 Concepts like conservative forces, potential energy surfaces.

10. Thermodynamics + Kinetic Theory

 Thermo overlaps with Chemistry, but in Physics, focuses on PV diagrams, processes, and
the 1st law.

11. Electromagnetic Induction (EMI) + AC

 Faraday’s law, Lenz’s law, LCR circuits — moderate difficulty but very frequent.

✅ Low Volume, High Scoring


12. Units, Dimensions & Errors

 Very easy and often gives 1–2 direct questions.


 Dimensional analysis, error calculation.

13. Experimental / Practical Physics

 Graph-based or instrument-based.
 Common in both papers, often easy if revised properly.

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