Category: Plus Two Physics

You can download here the Physics study materials for class XII CBSE Physics. The material will be useful for revision for AISSCE 2020 and afterwards. http://plustwophysics.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Physics_SM.pdf

Multiple choice questions has become an integral part of CBSE Physics question paper. For many students it has become a hardnut to crack. The 20 questions which are ready scoring part for the good students, it is and difficult part for the students who have taken care to understand the topics. If a student wants […]

Practising old question papers is one of the proven method to score more. Normally high scoring students develop the habit of collecting the questions asked in board examinations during the first time they learn the chapters itself. However, it’s also a good idea to practice the whole question papers once the portions are completed. For […]

Now that portions of PlusTwoPhysics is over by more than 50% of the syllabus in most of the schools in India, it is time to start systematic revision so that the older portions are not forgotten while we study new topics. The 10 unit in Physics for CBSE Class XII are Electrostatics Current electricity Magnetic […]

This year (2018) the Physics question paper was quite different. How did you feel? Was the questions easy? Please respond now Some Teachers’ responses are given below: Some questions are from beyond the border. Lens mirron combination, toroid derivation, difrraction…. As an enthusiastic Physics Teacher, the Question Paper is standardized and of good quality. But, […]

Soumendra Nath Thakur asked Sir, I want to get a Physics book named, Physics – Foundations and Frontiers. by – George Gamow and J.M.Clearland. Pub. Tata Mcgraw Hill. So How much it would cost me and how can I buy it?   Click on the image to Buy Physics – Foundations and Frontiers. by – George […]

Muhafiz asked  – “What is the use of lithium in hydrogen bomb?” Lithium is the nuclear fuel for fusion bomb. Please refer to the following links https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermonuclear_weapon http://www.atomicarchive.com/Fusion/Fusion2.shtml