How to Prepare For NEET 2014
Nature of Syllabus
In NEET,there are 59 units in all three subjects.
Today we will see nature of Physics syllabus
In 11th std- CBSE given 10 units like
1.Physical world and measurement 2.Kinematics
3.Laws of motion 4.Work,Energy,Power
5.Motion of system of Particles & Rigid Body
6.Gravitation 7.Properties of bulk matter
8.Thermodynamics
9.Behaviour of perfect Gas&kinetic Theory
10.Oscillations &waves
In 12th Std- There are 9 units like
1.Electrostatics 2.Current &electricity
3.Magnetic effects of current7Magnetism
4.Electromagnetic Induction
5.Electromagnetic waves
6.Optics 7.Dual nature of Matter
8.Atoms & nuclei 9. Electronic Devices
* In NEET syllabus Thermodynamics is in both
Physics as well as in Chemistry while Nuclear
part is in Physics here .Hence questions related
to fission,fusion,half life of radioactive nucleus
will be asked in Physics not in Chemistry.
In some state board syllabus nuclear fission,fusion
etc.may be in chemistry.
You can see here in NEET syllabus that there is
perfect division of units. Basic Physical entities
like Force,Motion,work,properties of bulk matter
are covered in 11th and Electrostatics,Current,
Magnetism,Optics etc.covered in 12th.
But this is not the case in many of the state
board syllabi..Some states are now thinking
to tune their syllabus with NEET But it will take
2-3 years. For instant students should aware of
the difference between their state board syllabus and
NEET syllabus.We will see some examples.
Maharashtra State Syllabus Vs NEET Syllabus
In Maharashtra syllabus,the topics like Laws of
Motion,Properties Of bulk Matter,Electrostatics,
Current electricity,Its magnetic effects, are distributed
both in 11th and 12th std.Student should take care of this
In State syllabus Topics like Electromagnetic waves,
Optics are in 11th instead of 12th while Motion of particles,
Gravitation are in 12th instead of 11th.
Student should take care of all these things while
preparing for NEET 2014
*Continued....we will discuss about such difference
wrt other subjects.
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