Physics

Hello Candidates
I guess working on priority topics is better. I am here sharing topics which you must cover on priority, other topics can be covered further. So, the most important topics along with the significance of IIT JAM Physics 2021 http://bit.ly/36UMrZT Syllabus I am enlisting below, take a look. Diffraction Gratings and Absent Order Problems, Digital Electronics, Especially Combination of Gates and Boolean Algebra (Asked Every Year), Bjt And Op Amps (Mostly One Problem from Bjt And One from Op Amps Comes Every Year), Clippers and Clampers (Asked in Every Exam Like Jam, JEST Tifr, Hcu), Matrices (One Question Every Year for Sure), Group Phase Velocities and Doppler Effect (Mostly 1 Question Every Year), Fourier Series and Taylor Expansion (1 Question), Stability Analysis and Stable Equilibrium Points (Definitely One Problem Every Year, Don't Leave This Topic)
Special Theory of Relativity, Vectors (Algebra and Calculus Both)
Electrostats, With Emphasis on Polarization
Ampere and Biot Savart's Law, Poynting Vector and EM Waves in Media, Moment of Inertia and Torque, (1 Question for Sure), Kinematics and Dynamics in Spherical, Cylindrical and Polar Coordinates, Entropy, Maxwells Thermodynamic Relations, (Easy Problems and Confirm Question)
Polarization of Light (Very Important), stay positive and be consistent towards your efforts, thanks a lot aspirants.

Just follow these steps.
1. Know the syllabus. Take a printout of the syllabus of IIT JAM physics and keep it with you on your study table.
2. Collect all the materials and books required. You can look at this for the list of books required for this exam
3. Prepare a timetable and stick to it. Prepare a timetable which has either daily or weekly goals
4. Do not skip the theory of IIT JAM 2021 Physics http://bit.ly/36UMrZT. Don't just directly jump to solving numerical.
5. Start solving questions. Start solving a lot of problems from good sources.
6. Start giving sectionals and mocks. Don't wait for the last few months to give your mocks.
7. Do not feel shy to ask doubts.