What is the syllabus of physics in JEE Mains?
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Physics:
Section A:
Physics and measurement
Kinematics
Thermodynamics
Work, energy and power
Rotational motion
Gravitation
Laws of motion
Properties of solids and liquids
Electronic devices
Kinetic theory of gases
Oscillations and waves
Communication systems
Current electricity
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism
Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents
Electromagnetic waves
Optics
Dual nature of matter and radiation
Electrostatics
Atoms and Nuclei
Section B:
Experimental Skills (complete syllabus is mentioned in the link below). -
Mathematics
Sets, relations and functions
Complex numbers and quadratic equations
Matrices and determinants
Mathematical reasoning
Mathematical induction
Permutations and combinations
Sequences and series
Lbw, continuity and differentiability
Integral calculus
Differential equations
Binomial theorem and its simple applications
Three dimensional geometry
Vector algebra
Co-ordinate geometry
Statistics and probability
Trigonometry
Physics and measurement
Kinematics
Thermodynamics
Work, energy and power
Rotational motion
Gravitation
Laws of motion
Properties of solids and liquids
Electronic devices
Kinetic theory of gases
Oscillations and waves
Communication systems
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Hello Sanskar,
I am attaching a link for your query please go through it
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