Class 12 Physics Most Important Questions 2082
Most Important Questions of Physics Class 12 PDF
[According to new and revised course 2082]
Class 12 Physics – Most Important Questions [PDF Included] (2082 Syllabus) - Updated as per the latest syllabus. Download link at the end of the article. Includes frequently asked theory, derivations, numericals, and diagrams from past NEB exams.
Why This List Matters?
- Based on analysis of past 10 years' board questions
- Covers both theory + numerical + derivations
- Reflects updated 2082 syllabus
- Includes Model Question insights
Mechanics
- Rotational Dynamics
- Equations of Angular Motion and Linear Motion
- Relation between moment of inertia and torque
- Radius of Gyration
- Moment of inertia of thin uniform rod rotating about it’s centre and it’s one end
- Derivation of rotational kinetic energy
- What is torque? Relation between torque and angular acceleration of a rigid body
- Principle of conservation of angular momentum
- Practise 5,7 Numerical Problems from each chapter
Periodic Motion
- Define SHM, derive expression for energy of the particle in SHM
- Derive the expression of time period for vertical oscillation of a mass suspended from coiled spring
- Expression of time period of simple pendulum
- Practise 5,7 Numerical Problems from each chapter
Fluid Statistics
- Definition and relation between surface tension and surface energy
- State and Explain Stoke’s Law and use it to find Coefficient of viscosity of given liquid
- Why should the meta Centre Iie above the centre of gravity of a floating body?
- Equation of continuity and its application
- Newton's formula for viscosity of liquid
- Bernoulli's equation and its application
Heat and thermodynamics
- First Law of thermodynamics
- Expression of work done during isothermal process
- 2. Work done during adiabatic process
- 3. Prove : PV ^ (gamma) = constant
- 4. PV diagram of adiabatic and isothermal process
Second law of thermodynamics
- Define heat engine and its efficiency
- Define internal combustion engine
- Describe the working of a petrol engine with PV diagram
- Describe carnot cycle with PV diagram
- Explain second law of thermodynamics
- Numericals
Wave and optics
- Difference between stationary and progressive wave
- Derivation of stationary and progressive wave
- How are stationary waves formed? (Describe with figure)
- Numericals related to y= a sin theta omega T
- Newton's formula of velocity of sound in gas
- Laplace correction
- Factors affecting velocity of sound
- Open organ pipe and closed organ pipe
- Resonance tube
- End correction in pipes
- Intensity of sound derivation
- Beat formation
- Doppler’s effect and numericals
- Laws of transverse wave in strings
- Young's double slit experiment
- Polarisation / brewster law
- leHyugen’s Principle
- Diffraction through single slit
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Electricity and Magnetism
- Kirchoff’s Law and use it to find out the balanced condition of wheatstone bridge
- AC working principle
- Combination of resistors ie. series and parallel
- Shunt
- Potentiometer and use of Potentiometer
- Conversion of galvanometer into ammeter or Voltmeter
- Joule's law of heating
- Biot Savart law and its application
- Ampere’s law and and its application
- relation between Drift velocity and current velocity
- Variation of resistance with temperature
- Seebeck effect and Thermocouple
- Series circuits containing combination of resistance capacitance and inductance
- Choke coil
- Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction
- Lenz law, How is lenz law following conservation of energy?
- Prove: E=Blv
- Hall effect and hall Voltage law
- Moving coil galvanometer and its application
- EMF induced in a coil rotating in a uniform magnetic field and rectangular coil
- Relative permeability and susceptibility
- Tangent law & ferromagnetism
Modern Physics
- Thomson's experiment to calculate specific charge of an electron
- Bohr's postulates and find the energy of electron of nth orbit
- Radius of nth bohr’s orbit
- Laws of radioactive disintegration
- Millikan Oil Drop experiment
- Gaseous discharge
- Full Wave Rectifier
- Einstein's Photoelectric equation