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👨‍🏫 Mentorship by Ayush Baidya (Physics Faculty)
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🔬 Introduction:

Physics is either a student’s best friend or their biggest fear. Many JEE aspirants assume it’s all about formulas—but in reality, Physics is built on concepts, logic, and understanding.

In this blog, we’ll uncover the top 5 mistakes almost every JEE aspirant makes in Physics—and more importantly, how you can avoid them and get ahead.

❌ Mistake #1: Memorizing Formulas Without Understanding Concepts

😩 The Problem:

Students often think that just memorizing formulas is enough. But JEE problems usually test deep conceptual understanding, not superficial recall.

✅ The Fix:

  • Focus on “Why” and “How” behind each formula.
  • Build strong fundamentals using NCERT and classroom notes.
  • Use real-life analogies—like understanding Newton’s Laws through sports or vehicles.

❌ Mistake #2: Ignoring Units & Dimensions

😬 The Problem:

Many students overlook unit conversion errors, or misuse CGS/SI systems and dimensions in numericals.

✅ The Fix:

  • Always double-check units before solving.
  • Strengthen your understanding of Dimensional Analysis.
  • Maintain a separate unit conversion notebook for quick reference.

❌ Mistake #3: Avoiding Graphs, Vectors & Diagrams

😖 The Problem:

Some students find vectors and graphs confusing, and skip drawing diagrams—even when the problem demands it.

✅ The Fix:

  • Draw diagrams for every Physics problem, no matter how simple it seems.
  • Learn vectors using arrows, animations, and direction tricks.
  • Practice graph interpretation from Class 11 basics—Motion, SHM, Thermo.

❌ Mistake #4: Weak Class 11 Concepts

😓 The Problem:

Students tend to focus more on Class 12 chapters, ignoring core Class 11 topics like Mechanics, Thermodynamics, Kinematics—which form 50% of the Physics syllabus.

✅ The Fix:

  • Treat Class 11 as your Physics foundation—build it strong.
  • Set aside weekends to revise older chapters.
  • Include past topics in every test series or mock test.

❌ Mistake #5: Studying Notes but Skipping Practice

😵 The Problem:

Many students feel reading notes and theory is enough. But without solving numericals, accuracy, confidence, and speed stay weak.

✅ The Fix:

  • Solve at least 50–70 questions per topic.
  • Make PYQs (Previous Year Questions) your weekly habit.
  • Follow Ayush Sir’s Mantra:
    “Practice the same concept from 10 different angles. That way, you won’t panic no matter how it appears in the exam.”

🏁 Final Word: Physics is Power—If You Train Right

Physics is not about fear; it’s about logic and patterns. Avoid these 5 mistakes and you’ll turn Physics into the most scoring subject in JEE.

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