IIT-JEE Physics Tips for IIT JEE 2009

Pattern for the JEE 2009 in physics is expected to be similar to that in 2008, says Saurabh Kumar

1. Pattern for the JEE 2009 is expected to be similar to that in 2008. However, following may be the marks-wise breakup for topics:


Topic

Marks

Measurements & errors

5%

Mechanics

30%

Waves & Sound

7%

Heat & Thermodynamics

8%

Electricity & Magnetism

25%

Optics

10%

Modern Physics

15%


2. While all topics are important, based on analysis of past years’ papers, following sub-topics have a higher probability of figuring in the paper:

Topic

Sub-topic

Probability

Measurements

Vernier Calipers & Searls appratus

High

Kinematics

Relative Velocity, Projectiles

High

Properties of Matter

Surface Tension, Viscosity

High

Waves Resonance

Column, Organ Pipes

High

Thermal Physics

Heat Transfer, Newton’s Law of Cooling

High

Electrostatics

Field, Capacitors

High

Electric Current

Kirchoff’s Laws

High

Magnetism

Magnetic Field due to Current & torque

High

EMI, AC

AC Circuit

High

Optics

Young’s Double Slit Experiment

High

Modern Physics

Photoelectric Effect, X-Rays

High


3. Students must not try to learn new things at this stage. They should try to consolidate whatever they already know. In the paper a score of about 40% or 45% will be good enough.

4. Since the pattern will be new, students must be prepared to face any type of questions. However, irrespective of the question type, these will test the understanding and ability to apply basic knowledge.

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