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If you are looking for B.Sc. 1st year Physics question papers from 2018 to 2024 in Hindi, many colleges and universities upload these past papers online for students to practice. These papers can be really helpful to understand the exam pattern and important topics over the years. You can usually find them on your university’s official website or educational portals that provide study materials in Hindi.

You can download ICSE Class 9 Physics sample or specimen papers in PDF format to practice and understand the exam format better.

Where to find them:

• CISCE Specimen Paper 2025 (Physics) — available on Aglasem with the official pattern used by the board (https://schools.aglasem.com/104528/?utm_source=chatgpt.com) .

• ExtraMarks offers multiple recent sample question papers (2021–2024) with solutions — ideal for exam drills .

These resources will give you a clear view of question types, marks distribution, and help sharpen your preparation.

Hello Aspirant,

For Class 12th Physics, Chapter: Electric Charges and Fields , key derivations include:

• Coulomb's Law : Formula for force between two charges.

• Electric Field due to a Point Charge : Deriving E=kQ/r2.

• Electric Field on Axial Line of a Dipole : Finding E along the dipole's axis.

• Electric Field on Equatorial Line of a Dipole : Finding E perpendicular to the dipole.

• Torque on an Electric Dipole in a Uniform Electric Field : Deriving τ=pEsinθ.

• Electric Field due to an Infinitely Long Straight Uniformly Charged Wire (using Gauss's Law) .

• Electric Field due to a Uniformly Charged Infinite Plane Sheet (using Gauss's Law) .

• Electric Field due to a Uniformly Charged Thin Spherical Shell (using Gauss's Law) .

These derivations explain how electric fields and forces behave around charges and dipoles

Hello,

There are several universities that offer an MSc in physics or an MSc in mathematics to electronics engineering graduates by distance mode in the central or northern region.

• Burdwan University
• Guru Nanak Dev University
• Kurukshetra University
• Maharishi  University
• Pandit Sundarlal Sharma Open University
• Netaji Subhas Open University
• Chandigarh University

I hope it will clear your query!!

Hi Student,

Thank you for reaching out!

CBSE Class 12 Physics paper pattern is as follows:

• Total Marks: 100 marks = 70 (Theory) + 30 (Practical/Project)
• Duration : 3 hours.
• Question Types and Distribution :
  • Section A : 16 marks
    • 12 Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs) (1 mark each).
    • 4 Assertion-Reasoning Questions (1 mark each).
  • Section B : 10 marks
    • 5 Short Answer Questions (SA-I) (2 marks each).
  • Section C : 21 marks
    • 7 Short Answer Questions (SA-II) (3 marks each).
  • Section D : 9 marks
    • 3 Long Answer Questions (LA) (5 marks each).
  • Section E : 14 marks
    • 2 Case-Based/Data-Based Questions (4 marks each).
    • 1 Long Answer Question (6 marks).
• Total Questions : 33.

For more information, click on the link below:
https://school.careers360.com/boards/cbse/cbse-class-12-physics-syllabus

All the best.

Thank you.

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Careers360 Team

Since you have a strong background in Mathematics with a 9 CGPA, pursuing M.Sc. Electronics may not be the right choice as it requires strong physics knowledge, which you’re not comfortable with. Since you’re also not interested in teaching, B.Ed. won’t suit you either. Instead, you can explore options like M.Sc. Mathematics, Statistics, Data Science, or MCA, which align better with your skills and open careers in IT, finance, research, and analytics. Certifications in Data Science, AI, or MBA later can also give you good career opportunities.

Hello!

Here are some best colleges under University of Mysore for M.Sc.(physics):

1.University of Mysore Main Campus

2.Yuvaraja College, Mysore Constituent College

3. JSS College of Arts, Commerce & Science, Mysore Affiliated government -Aided.

4. St. Philomena’s College, Mysore Affiliated Government-Aided

5. Government College ,Mandya

For neet exam most weightage topics are mechanics , electrostatic, magnetism, optics you should read these topics with short notes for example all formula for rotation of motion , current electricity etc. Dialy practice the old neet question and give mock test regularly it will improve your solving easily.

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Start with NCERT Physics for Class 11 & 12. Make sure every formula, derivation, and concept is crystal clear — especially in Mechanics, Electrostatics, and Modern Physics. After theory, jump into topic-wise practice . Many toppers I know follow the 3R rule: Revise → Recall → Reattempt .

For the “exam-day feel”, I personally suggest using mock tests that adapt to your performance . For example, SharpRevise AI (https://sharprevise.com/home) creates personalized test series that focus more on your weak areas and mimic NEET’s difficulty level. The instant analysis helps you see why you made mistakes and how to fix them.

The secret? Daily problem-solving + targeted revision + simulated mocks . Do this for 3 months consistently, and Physics won’t feel like the toughest section anymore — it’ll become your scoring area