CBSE Class 12 Physics Exam 2017: Last Month Preparation Tips to Score Maximum Marks

Get important tips for the preparation of CBSE Class 12th Physics board exam 2017. With these tips, students can easily score above 90+ marks in Class 12th Physics board exam 2017.

Mayank Uttam
Mar 2, 2017, 14:07 IST

CBSE Class 12th Physics board exam is scheduled to be held on March 15th, 2017 from 10.30 A.M. to 1.30 P.M (as per CBSE Class Date Sheet 2017).

Physics is one of the most important subjects of CBSE Class 12th. Most of the students who are going to appear for Senior School Certificate Examination 2017 (or Class 12 board exams 2017) are facing difficulty in the last month wrap up.

In order to help the students, we have provided some important tips which will be very helpful for the students preparing for CBSE class 12 Physics board exam 2017.

1 # Follow CBSE Class 12th Physics Syllabus 2017

Less than 30 days are left for the preparation of CBSE board exams 2017. So, students should concentrate on the topics which are mentioned in latest CBSE syllabus.

CBSE Class 12 Chapter Notes

CBSE Class 12 Video Tutorials

When you will go through the latest CBSE syllabus, you will also find that different units of class 12 Physics have different weightage (as given below in the table).

Unit No.

Unit Name

Marks

Unit I

Electrostatics



Chapter-1: Electric Charges and Fields

15


Chapter-2: Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance

Unit II

Current Electricity


Chapter-3: Current Electricity

Unit III

Magnetic Effect of Current & Magnetism

16


Chapter-4: Moving Charges and Magnetism


Chapter-5: Magnetism and Matter

Unit IV

Electromagnetic Induction & Alternating Current


Chapter-6: Electromagnetic Induction


Chapter-7: Alternating Current

Unit V

Electromagnetic Waves

17


Chapter-8: Electromagnetic Waves

Unit VI

Optics


Chapter-9: Ray Optics and Optical Instruments


Chapter-10: Wave Optics

Unit VII

Dual Nature of Matter

10


Chapter-11: Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter

Unit VIII

Atoms & Nuclei


Chapter-12: Atoms


Chapter-13: Nuclei

Unit IX

Electronic Devices

12

 

Chapter-14:  Semiconductor  Electronics

Unit X

Communication Systems

 

Chapter-15: Communication Systems

 

Total

70

Get complete CBSE Syllabus for Class 12th Physics 2017

First, revise the chapters which are easy for you and have maximum weightage in class 12 board exams.

2 # Analyse the Marking Scheme of Physics

As you start preparing for board exams, you should also know how to write proper answers in board exams to score maximum marks in CBSE class 12th Physics board exam 2017. Here, proper answer means, writing maximum and relevant information in minimum number of words.

The art of giving proper answers in CBSE Class 12th board exams can easily be understood with the help of CBSE marking scheme.

CBSE Class 12th Physics Marking Scheme 2016

3 # Solve Previous Year Papers of CBSE Class 12th Physics

Students should refer previous year class 12 Physics papers (5 to 10 years) from the internet or alternatively they can also purchase it from the market.

Students must solve at least one previous year paper on a daily basis & also crosscheck their solutions with the help of the textbook.

Solving previous year papers will help students understand the level of questions which are asked in board exams. This practice will also enhance the writing speed and also boost the confidence level of a student.

Links of some previous year question papers are given below

Subject

Year


Physics

2016

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2015

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2014

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2013

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2012

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2011

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

2010

Physics Unsolved Question Paper

CBSE Class 12 Physics: Last 5 Years Question Papers (Solved)

4 # Track Concepts Frequently Repeated in Previous Year Papers

When you will go through previous year papers, you will find that some concepts in CBSE class 12th Physics are frequently asked in board exams, every year. For example, questions based on the derivation of prism formulae, Huygens principles are frequently asked in Class 12 board exams. Students should pay special attention to these concepts while preparation.

5 # Refer Class 12 Physics Sample Paper 2017 by CBSE

Every year, a few months before CBSE board exams, the board releases sample paper for class 10 & class 12. With the help of these sample papers, students get the complete idea about the latest CBSE examination pattern and the level of questions which can be asked in CBSE board exams. CBSE has already released the sample paper for class 12 Physics exam 2017 along with other subjects. Students should go through this paper to understand the latest examination pattern.

CBSE Class 12 Physics Sample Paper 2017

CBSE Class 12 Physics Sample Paper 2016

6 # Revise Chapters from Class Notes & NCERT textbooks of Class 12 Physics

During the last month preparation, students should not study any new chapter. They should only revise what they have prepared till now.

Students should revise the chapters from NCERT textbooks followed by self made chapter notes which they have prepared themselves.

Student should also try to solve exercises given at the end of each chapter.  Student can also refer their solutions with NCERT solutions of class 12th Physics provided by jagranjosh.com

Class 12 students frequently ask questions like “how to study 12th physics easily?” or “how to prepare for physics exam in 1 month?”

Well, the tips mentioned above are answers to these frequently asked questions. With these simple (yet powerful) tips students can easily score 90+ in CBSE class 12th Physics board exam 2017.

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