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WELCOME KIDS
Main Goal of this course is to provide in depth concepts, tools, tips & tricks , a special collection of problems
for both JEE Mains and ADV that will develop the required aptitutde for solving problems of JEE mains and ADV.
JEE shall be treated as tool of understanding Physics in depth & we should never loose interest in physics in case
of small failures at any level of JEE preparation. Preparation of JEE is long adventurous path and one must enjoy
the journey instead of being demotivated with difficulty level of these exams. One must be curious about the nature,
making prediction based on its known laws & being fascinated about the countless unknown phenomenons.

JEE preparation will surely give you an edge throughout your life in the subject irrespective of your result in JEE exams.

The process of mastering questions from JEE mains & ADV required enourmous amount of self motivation. Without
persistence, curiosity & drive for solving challenging problems it is impossible to become top performer at the JEE's .
Preparing and participating in JEE is a life long experience.

Prashant Jaiswal (P15)

1. Do not take JEE very lightly and do not study lightly like used to study in class IX and X
2. Do revise Class notes immediately after class.
3. Do make Proper class Notes and add add-on from books and module.
4. Do not solve only easy question and do not avoide slightly tricky question in first attempt only. Do not watch
solution after first attempt.
5. Must read HC Verma theory of each chapter. Develop reading habit.
6. Must take Doubts session seriously. Clear your doubts within 2 to 3 days.
7. Do not Procrastinate of study or module/sheet solving after classes.
8. Must re-atempt solved (doubled and trippled ticked) question.
9. Must take tests very seriously and do not skip tests due to course incompletion. And test analysis should be
done within a day or two.
10. Balance your time for PCM
11. Follow the Discipline time table.
Study Materials

1. Class Notes
2. Module - Intext ex, Ex 1 and Ex 2 for now and Ex 3 & 4 after circular motion completed.
3. Concept of Physics by HC Verma Vol 1 & 2 - obj 1,2 and excersice
4. Problems in Physics by Sashi Bhushan Tiwari - Only for ADV level - After rotational mechanics
 CELLS IN GRID
E E E
r E - n cells in series per row
r r r
- m number of rows
- Total no. of cells =mn

E E E E
r r r r

E r E E r r
r

R
nE
nr

nE
nr

nE
nr
EX : Given
Total number of identical cells = N (fixed)
EMF = E
internal resistance = r
Find no. of cells connected in rows and column to maximize current in Resistance R connected across it.
 E
sol : r r r r

E E E E
r r r r

E r E E r r
r

R
To maximize current, we have to minimize the denominator.

internal resistance =

Find n for maximum current in R.

REM
 SHORTING A DEVICE

Resistanceless wire connected across the terminal of a device is called as shorting.

DEVICE

1) Shorting a cell

Resistanceless wire

: short circuit current

1) Galvanometer : Measures small scale current and small scale potential difference
2) Ammeter : Measures large scale current through it
3) Voltmeter : Measure potential difference across it
4) Meter Bridge
5) Potentiometer
 Ideal Galvanometer :
Galvanometer
: Full deflection Current
(maximum current)
(maximum range)

Convertion of Galvanometer to Ammeter

Maximum range of ammeter current

(Shunt Resistance)
Conversion of Galvanometer to voltmeter
Voltmeter
JEE
ADVANCED
2014
 Q) In ammeter, 5 % of main current passes through galvanometer.
Resistance of galvanometer = G
Find R ammeter

JEE mains
2024
Feb
Q) In ammeter, 5 % of main current passes through galvanometer.
Resistance of galvanometer = G
Find R ammeter

sol :
Ideal Ammeter Ideal Voltmeter
Reading of Ammeter = i'
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तब तक के लिए
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