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NEET UG Physics · Units 1–20 · English medium

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Every formula, with its conditions.

Premium handwritten-style revision notes where no formula arrives alone — each comes with its symbols, SI unit, the condition it needs, when to use it and the trap that costs marks. Plus 200+ worked numericals and a graph bank for every unit.

  • Part 1 — Mechanics & Properties of Matter · Units 1–7
  • Part 2 — Heat, Waves, Electricity & Magnetism · Units 8–14
  • Part 3 — Optics, Modern Physics & Electronics · Units 15–19
  • Unit 20 experiments placed beside the theory they test
  • 200+ worked numericals · 500 must-remember lines
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Physics is 180 marks. Most are lost on conditions.

The formula is usually remembered. What gets missed is the condition it needs — same launch height, same charge in series, D ≫ d. This set puts that condition right beside every formula.

Physics180
Chemistry180
Biology360
0Physics = 180 / 720720
45Physics questions
180Physics marks
+4 / −1per question

⚠ Based on the NEET UG 2025 pattern. Confirm the current pattern in the official NTA information bulletin.

Which part covers which unit?

The signature of this set

Every formula carries six things.

Formula · symbols · SI unit · condition · when to use · trap. Here are three, exactly as they appear in the books — one from each part.

Physics marks aren't lost on formulas you forgot —
they're lost on formulas used outside their conditions.

θ = 45° gives the maximum range — but only when launch and landing are at the same height. Throw from a cliff and it's wrong. That one missing line is where NEET sets the trap, so this set never writes a formula without it.

FormulaConditionNEET trap
Built for NEET-level speed

Not a formula dump. Not JEE Advanced.

Formula sheets with no conditions

Every formula with symbols, SI unit, condition and trap

Reading solved numericals instead of solving them

200+ worked numericals — cover, attempt, then compare

Graphs you can't read under time pressure

Graph banks: what every slope and every area means

Unit 20 experiments left for the last day

Each experiment beside its theory, with a complete index

Last-day overload

500 must-remember lines and a last-day checklist

How every page works

A 100-page book you can revise in 90 minutes.

CONCEPT→FORMULA→CONDITION→VISUAL→APPLICATION→NUMERICAL→TRAP→REVISION
PASS 1Read — understand the physics. Mark nothing.~10 min/page
PASS 2Test — close the page, say it aloud, then mark only what you missed.~4 min/page
PASS 3Marked only — never the full page again.~60 s/page

Four inks only — no decoration

Dark ink — the notesDefinitions and the body of every explanation.
Highlight — formulasIf it's highlighted, it goes into memory.
Concept & numerical inkWhat is physically happening — and the working.
Red — NEET trapsExceptions, and where students lose marks.
Try it · graph decoder

Slope means one thing. Area means another.

The graph banks in every part decode each graph like this. Tap a graph.

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304 pages like these. Here are six.

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The complete set

Three parts. All 20 units.

Each part ends the same way: master formula sheets, a graph bank, original NEET-style practice and a final rapid revision.

Part 1 · 100 pages

Mechanics & Properties of Matter

Units 1–7 · 10 chapters · graph bank

  • Measurement, errors, significant figures, dimensions
  • Kinematics, projectiles, laws of motion, friction
  • Work, energy, power, collisions
  • Rotational motion and gravitation
  • Elasticity, fluids, surface tension, thermal properties
Read it in order once — after that, the master and rapid-revision pages are built to be read alone.
Part 2 · 100 pages

Heat, Waves, Electricity & Magnetism

Units 8–14 · 16 chapters · two-page graph bank

  • Thermodynamics and kinetic theory of gases
  • Oscillations, SHM, waves, strings and pipes
  • Electrostatics, capacitors, current electricity
  • Magnetism, galvanometers, magnetic materials
  • Electromagnetic induction, AC, transformers
Comparison tables for the pairs that get swapped — series vs parallel, isothermal vs adiabatic.
Part 3 · 104 pages

Optics, Modern Physics & Electronics

Units 15–20 · 23 chapters · 3 master sheets

  • EM waves, mirrors, lenses, prisms, instruments
  • Wave optics — YDSE, diffraction, polarisation
  • Photoelectric effect, matter waves, atoms, nuclei
  • Semiconductors, diodes, rectifiers, logic gates
  • All remaining Unit 20 experiments + complete index
Ends with one master sheet for the whole three-book series.
Test yourself · 1 minute

Six questions. Two from each part.

Pick an answer — the reasoning and the part to revise appear instantly.

Full table of contents

Everything inside — chapter by chapter.

Tap any chapter group to see every topic.

Part 1 Units 1–7

Physics & Measurement · Kinematicspp. 4–24
  1. SI units · least count · significant figures
  2. Errors and their propagation · dimensional analysis
  3. Motion in a line · x–t, v–t and a–t graphs · free fall
  4. Vectors — addition, resolution, products · relative velocity
  5. Projectiles · uniform circular motion
Laws of Motion · Work, Energy & Powerpp. 25–44
  1. Newton's laws · momentum · impulse · FBD checklist
  2. Friction — static, limiting, kinetic, rolling
  3. Circular motion — level and banked roads
  4. Work, kinetic and potential energy · conservation
  5. Power · vertical circle · collisions in 1-D and 2-D
Rotational Motion · Gravitationpp. 45–62
  1. Centre of mass · torque · equilibrium of a rigid body
  2. Angular momentum · moment of inertia · axis theorems
  3. Universal gravitation · variation of g
  4. Kepler's laws · potential · escape and orbital velocity
  5. Satellites — period and energy
Properties of Solids & Liquidspp. 63–84
  1. Elasticity · stress–strain · moduli
  2. Fluid pressure · Pascal · viscosity · Stokes · Bernoulli
  3. Surface tension · angle of contact · capillarity
  4. Thermal expansion · calorimetry · latent heat
  5. Conduction, convection, radiation
Master Revision & Practicepp. 85–100
  1. Formula banks · unit and dimension bank
  2. Graph bank · standard results · Unit 20 experiment map
  3. NEET-style practice — MCQ, numerical, A–R, statement, graph
  4. Final rapid revision · last-day checklist

Part 2 Units 8–14

Thermodynamics · Kinetic Theorypp. 4–15
  1. Zeroth and first law · sign convention
  2. Isothermal and adiabatic processes · work from P–V area
  3. Second law · reversible vs irreversible
  4. Kinetic theory · rms speed · degrees of freedom
  5. Specific heats · mean free path
Oscillations & Wavespp. 16–31
  1. SHM — equations, graphs, phase circle, energy
  2. Spring–mass system · simple pendulum
  3. Progressive waves · superposition · standing waves
  4. Strings and organ pipes · beats
Electrostatics · Capacitorspp. 32–49
  1. Coulomb's law · electric field · dipole
  2. Electric flux · Gauss's law and its applications
  3. Potential · equipotentials · potential energy
  4. Capacitance · dielectrics · combinations · energy stored
Current Electricity · Magnetismpp. 50–70
  1. Drift velocity · Ohm's law · resistivity · power
  2. Cells · Kirchhoff's laws · Wheatstone and metre bridge
  3. Biot–Savart · Ampere's law · force on charges and wires
  4. Magnetic dipole · galvanometer · ammeter and voltmeter
  5. Magnetic materials — master comparison
EMI · Alternating Currentpp. 71–86
  1. Faraday and Lenz · motional emf · eddy currents
  2. Self and mutual inductance
  3. AC through R, L, C · LCR · resonance · power factor
  4. AC generator · transformer
  5. Unit 20 — resonance tube, Ohm's law, metre bridge
Master Revision & Practicepp. 87–100
  1. Formula banks · comparison tables
  2. Graph bank — electricity, magnetism and AC
  3. NEET-style practice with full working
  4. Final rapid revision · last-day checklist

Part 3 Units 15–20

EM Waves · Ray Opticspp. 4–29
  1. Displacement current · the EM spectrum
  2. Mirrors — formula, magnification, ray diagrams
  3. Refraction · TIR · optical fibre
  4. Thin lenses · lens maker's formula · power
  5. Prism · dispersion · microscope · telescope
Wave Opticspp. 30–42
  1. Wavefronts · Huygens' principle
  2. Interference · Young's double-slit experiment
  3. Single-slit diffraction · interference vs diffraction
  4. Polarisation · Malus' law · Brewster's law
Dual Nature · Atoms & Nucleipp. 43–63
  1. Photoelectric effect · Einstein's equation · four graphs
  2. de Broglie matter waves
  3. Rutherford and Bohr models · hydrogen spectrum
  4. Nucleus · mass defect · binding energy curve
  5. Fission and fusion
Electronic Devicespp. 64–78
  1. Semiconductors · doping
  2. p–n junction · bias · I–V characteristics
  3. Half- and full-wave rectifiers
  4. LED, photodiode, solar cell, Zener diode
  5. Logic gates — OR to NAND and NOR
Unit 20 · Experimental Skillspp. 79–90
  1. Vernier callipers · screw gauge · metre scale
  2. Young's modulus · surface tension · viscosity
  3. Simple pendulum · specific heat
  4. Refractive index · focal length · prism δ–i graph
  5. Diode and Zener characteristics · complete experiment index
Master Sheets & Practicepp. 91–104
  1. Optics · modern physics · electronics master sheets
  2. Graph bank
  3. NEET-style practice with full working
  4. Final rapid revision · complete-series master sheet
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Your questions, answered

Is it aligned with the current NEET UG syllabus?

Yes. The three parts follow the 20 units of the current NEET UG Physics syllabus, and each book lists which chapters make up which unit. Always confirm the latest syllabus on the official NTA website.

Is it JEE level?

No — deliberately. The books are written for NEET-level revision speed: high information density, nothing padded with JEE Advanced material, and nothing in the syllabus left out.

Does this replace NCERT?

No. NEET Physics is built on NCERT. Use the textbook to learn a topic once, then use these notes to revise it, apply it and avoid its traps in far less time. This is an independent study aid, not an official NCERT or NTA publication.

How much practice is inside?

200+ worked numericals inside the chapters, plus around 100 original NEET-style practice questions with answers and reasoning — single-correct, numerical, assertion–reason, statement-based and graph-based. Pair it with previous years' papers and full mock tests.

Does it include Chemistry and Biology?

No. This set covers Physics only — all three parts. Our NEET Chemistry and NEET Biology sets are available separately.

What is the difference between the soft copy and the hard copy?

The content is identical — all three parts. The hard copy is a printed set delivered to your address, and it comes with the soft copy free.

180 marks. Every formula. Every condition.

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