How to Prepare Physics Notes for JEE Main and NEET

Students must prepare the physics form physics notes for the exams by following certain essential steps which are provided below.

1. Preparation of the notes covering the whole syllabus: Students must prepare the notes in a way which covers all the important topics of the syllabus. Students must check online for the notes which are also provided here. Students must prepare the physics syllabus in short and easy form.
2. Understanding of notes with keeping in mind the the topics covered in the notes: The notes must also be prepared in understandable form and the students do not have to go through the whole syllabus within last few days rather a look towards the prepared notes becomes enough for the preparation. The formula should be written in notes clearly as memorizing of formula is essential for the exam.
3. Answering all the questions after completion of notes: The students should attempt all the questions while preparation form mock tests or previous year question papers and must relate the questions from the the answers provided in the notes. The answers provided in the notes must be correct as it will help in answering the questions in mock test and the exam correctly without any mistake.

Syllabus for Physics Notes of JEE Main and NEET

• Physics notes must include pictures, formula, symbols to make it more presentable. The physics notes must be summarized in such a way that they cover all the topics from the syllabus of physics. The syllabus of physics is same for both the exams 

Preparation Tips for JEE Main and NEET preparation

The syllabus for the preparation of JEE main and NEET exam is huge and the students cannot prepare the complete syllabus form the books. To make syllabus easy to learn the preparation of notes become important. To refer notes, the students must follow the preparation tips given below.

• Select the chapters one by one.
• Summarized single chapter within one page must be read all over again.
• Keep in mind all the important formula, topics and statements.
• Solve the mock tests and previous year papers with answers.
• Go through the syllabus again.
• Solve the mock tests and previous year papers without answers.