It has become a practice among many students (compared to a few decades back) to read only what is taught the day and not what happened before.
Though it is a good practice to start with current topic, revising back to the beginning as much as possible is very much helpful in performing well in exams. Every time you repeat, the mind seeks new meanings and interpretations and this becomes helpful while answering the HOTS questions (If you have the determination to answer every question to the best of your ability & beyond!) When we read again and again new questions related to the topic arises in our mind and the effort to answer the questions is the beginning of true learning. Only when you read with an active, curious and questioning mind, learning becomes effective.
And don’t rest until you find satisfying and convincing answers to your questions… The answers, the explanations and the logical reasoning developed by you will last forever. But always discuss those with a good teacher. Sometimes it happens that the explanations developed by oneself has some faulty considerations and may be violating the basic principles of conservation or some other of the sort.
AISSCE Physics (Class 12 CBSE Physics) question paper 2018 was found difficult by most of the students. Post your reactions here. Your feedback may help the evaluators to understand your difficulties and include them while evaluating the papers.
I have used this idiomatic expressions which means being in friendly terms with both parties in a quarrel as the title of my post purposefully. A quarrel ensues when two parties find it difficult to reach a rapprochement over an issue concerning them .But the dismaying fact is that certain issues have inherent in them ,an enigmatic combination of thesis and antithesis. One such is the topic of the desirability of exams in Schools and Colleges.
Given the nature of this topic, I will hold an ambivalent approach to it. In other words,I will run with the Hare and hunt with the hounds. The teacher in me believes that exams are an integral part of teaching-learning process and exam should follow a certain amount of teaching- learning .The argument is that examinations are the tools , tailor -made for quantifying and evaluating the learning outcomes. Exam result provides the teacher with ample feedback on the academic status of the students .This feedback can subsequently used for the follow up.
The more liberal teacher in me holds a different standpoint. His voice is the echo of the agonized cry of a student who has become a beast academic burden and who struggles to keep pace with the curricular indoctrination that is done in distinct packages in every period .Things come out of the woodwork in each teaching period and an average student starts goofing up things .This pitiful child feels out of place. But Brutus is an honourable man.
There is no denying the fact that we can’t do away with examinations because there is no other effective alternative. Very often , absence of choices rule the roost. The only thing that we can do is to get our children better equipped for these exams that have become certitude in the life of a student so that he will feel relieved from the smothering exam syndromes.
Wishing tension -free exam days to the student fraternity.
Everyone wants to pass exam – especially when it comes to Board Exams. Many enjoyed the entire year in company with friends from the class and outside. Now the exam fever is on and some are finding it difficult to get pass marks and Physics is the one subject many find it difficult to mug up in a hurry. So, here we have come up with a sure shot method to succeed. If you are ready to work hard, you can score more than 50% marks with the method we suggest. But you should strictly follow the schedule.
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Make a strong determination and say aloud “I will Pass Exam”
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CBSE Physics Class XII Important diagrams from Electromagnetic Induction and AC can be downloaded here.
The students should note that the diagrams are to be as per the text books and therefore we have taken care to follow the text book in preparing the files.
The following diagrams are included in the file
ELECTROMAGNETIC INDUCTION
Faraday’s Experiment on Electro Magnetic Induction
Download the collection of diagrams from the chapter Magnetic Effects of current from the link below. Cyclotron and Moving Coil Galvanometer seems to the most important topics here. Conversion of galvanometer to ammeter and voltmeter is also to be given due weightage. Remember, the importance of a radial magnetic field in MCG (Moving Coil Galvanometer) is a frequently asked question in CBSE.
There are a lot of circuit diagrams and other diagrams to be practised from the chapter current electricity. The essential diagrams are prepared in the following file for ready use. You may take a printout of the file for practice.
When you draw the diagram, don’t draw freehand diagrams. Use geometrical instruments and pencil. The diagram should be neat and perfect. At the same time, you should not be consuming lot of time in perfecting the diagrams at the cost of answers to other questions.
In order to draw diagrams perfectly consuming very less time, it is necessary to practise all the diagrams well in advance. the file given below is a collection of all diagrams from the chapter current electricity as per the NCERT textbook.
CBSE published sample question papers for all subject for the year 2012. You can download the CBSE Sample paper in Physics and the marking scheme for class Xii 2016 here.
Why Practice CBSE Sample Papers and Marking Scheme?
Practising the sample question paper and the Marking Scheme will give you an idea of the type of questions in the Board Examination 2016. It also gives an insight into “How the value points are allotted marks?” . This helps you to plan well for the exam and get maximum marks by limiting the extend of the answer and get maximum marks and save time.
The Sample Question Papers submitted by CBSE officially is considered very important. CBSE use to publish a set of sample papers every year which essentially reminds every student the level of preparation expected from each. It was a common practice in every school to grab copies of the sample papers published by CBSE and every teacher used to make sure that all the students compulsorily solve all the questions of the CBSE Sample Papers. Without the CBSE sample papers and previous question papers, many students simply learn by rot a few questions and answers exhibiting a dismal performance in the Board Exam. We don’t you to be a poor performer. Keep it a point that you practise all the questions from the CBSE sample paper.
So, what to do to Download CBSE Sample Paper!
Just download and practice the sample question paper from the link below and make sure to consult whether your answers conform to the answers expected.
Do not forget to download the previous question papers too from www.askphysics.com where the previous question papers from 2008 onwards are published. Marking schemes are available along with most of them.
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Faraday’s Experiment on Electro Magnetic Induction
