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The PPMET (Punjab Para Medical Entrance Test) exam typically does not focus on physics numericals as its main subject areas are usually related to medical and paramedical courses like biology, chemistry, and general knowledge. The physics section, if included, may be more conceptual and theoretical rather than numerical-heavy.

However, it's always a good idea to check the official PPMET exam syllabus for specific details or updates regarding the subjects and type of questions included in the exam.

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The BVP CET 2025 for B.Tech admissions includes Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics. The exam consists of 200 multiple-choice questions: 60 each from Physics and Chemistry, and 80 from Mathematics. The syllabus covers topics from both Class 11 and 12 NCERT curriculam.

Subject-wise Syllabus Overview

Physics:

Kinematics

Laws of Motion

Work, Energy, and Power

Gravitation

Thermodynamics

Oscillations and Waves

Electrostatics

Current Electricity

Magnetism

Optics

Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation

Atoms and Nuclei

Electronic Devices

Chemistry:

Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

Structure of Atom

Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

States of Matter: Gases and Liquids

Thermodynamics

Equilibrium

Redox Reactions

Hydrogen

The s-Block Element

Some p-Block Elements

Organic Chemistry - Some Basic Principles and Techniques

Hydrocarbons

Environmental Chemistry

Mathematics:

Sets, Relations, and Functions

Complex Numbers and Quadratic Equations

Matrices and Determinants

Permutations and Combinations

Mathematical Induction

Binomial Theorem

Sequences and Series

Limit, Continuity, and Differentiability

Integral Calculus

Differential Equations

Coordinate Geometry

Three-Dimensional Geometry

Vector Algebra

Statistics and Probability

Trigonometry

Hello Nahid,

first, strengthen your basic concepts from NCERT in physics and physical chemistry. practice topic-wise daily revision and previous year questions to learn how to apply concepts. use visual learning tools like you tube videos and animations to understand tough topics consistency is the key.

To get admission into BITS Pilani in 2025, you need at least 75% overall marks in Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics, and at least 60% in each subject. Since you have 67 in Maths, 85 in Physics, and 89 in Chemistry, you meet the subject-wise criteria. Now, if your overall PCM percentage is above 75%, then yes, you are eligible. Also, remember that BITS admission is through BITSAT, so scoring well in the entrance exam is very important too.

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I hope you are doing well. As per your mentioned query , you should make notes of that coaching in which you are getting more knowledge in simpler way. Don't be confused just go with that in which you have confidence and also you are getting more knowledge.

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Hello Yajath,

with 82 in maths, 84 in physics, and 88 in chemistry, your board marks are decent. for CS in MS Ramaiah, BMS, or Dayananda Sagar under 3A + SNQ quota, aim for a KCET rank below 4000-6000. focus on scoring 120+ in KCET to boost your chances.

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Thank You.

For Neet 2025, you should focus on the basics key formulas of chapters like Kinematics, Newton's laws of motion, work energy power and modern physics.

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Strategy for 20 Days EAMCET Preparation

1. Focus on High-Weightage Topics

Mathematics : Probability , Matrices & Determinants , Differentiation , Integration, Trigonometry.

Physics : Kinematics , Laws of Motion , Work & Energy , Gravitation , Modern Physics.

Chemistry : Chemical Bonding , Thermodynamics , Organic Reactions , Coordination Compounds.

2. Practice Previous Year Papers

Solve at least 3-4 past papers every day.

Identify commonly repeated concepts.

3. Take Mock Tests Daily

Analyze mistakes & improve weak areas.

Prioritize accuracy over speed initially.

4. Use Short Notes & Formula Sheets

Revise only important formulas and concepts daily.

Avoid new topics at the last moment.

5. Time Management in Exam

Start with the easiest questions first.

Skip lengthy calculations initially and return later.

Hope this helps you .

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Here's a practical 10-day plan to help you effectively revise Physics, Chemistry, and Biology for the NEET exam, following syllabus completion:-

Here are the general guidelines:-

• Balance study time across subjects, focusing on weaknesses.
• Employ active recall for deeper understanding.
• Regularly practice with full-length mock tests.
• Learn from errors through detailed test analysis.
• Use concise notes for rapid review.
• Ensure physical and mental well-being with rest and hydration.
• Cultivate a positive and confident approach.

• Day 1:
  • Bio (4h): Plant Phys., Anatomy, Morphology + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Mechanics (Laws, Work, Energy, Circular Motion) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): Mole concept, Redox.
• Day 2:
  • Chem (4h): Organic I (Hydrocarbons, Haloalkanes/arenes, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Phys. (Digestion, Respiration, Circulation), Animal Tissue + MCQs.
  • Phys (2h): Rotational Motion.
• Day 3:
  • Phys (4h): Electromagnetism (Current, Magnetic Effects, Induction) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Genetics (Inheritance, Molecular Basis, Problems).
  • Chem (2h): Bonding, Periodic Table.
• Day 4:
  • Chem (3h): Inorganic I (Coordination, p-block).
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
• Day 5:
  • Bio (4h): Ecology (Organisms, Ecosystem, Biodiversity, Issues) + MCQs.
  • Phys (3h): Optics (Ray, Wave) + Numericals.
  • Chem (2h): s-block.
• Day 6:
  • Chem (4h): Organic II (Aldehydes, Ketones, Acids, Amines, Mechanisms).
  • Bio (3h): Human Repro., Plant Repro.
  • Phys (2h): Modern Physics.
• Day 7:
  • Phys (3h): Thermodynamics, SHM, Waves + Numericals.
  • Mock Test (6h): Test + Analysis.
  • Chem (1h): Biomolecules.
• Day 8:
  • Chem (4h): Physical Chem. (Kinetics, Equilibrium, Electrochem.) + Numericals.
  • Bio (3h): Biotechnology (Principles, Applications).
  • Phys (2h): Properties of Bulk Matter.
• Day 9:
  • All (9h): Formulae, Diagrams, Short Notes, Bio NCERT Diagrams.
  • Chem (1h): Polymers, Environmental Chemistry.
• Day 10:
  • AM: Relaxation.
  • PM: Final Formulae/Diagram Review, Document/Stationary check.

Your consistent and focused work will truly pay off. Wishing you the sweetest success!