Assam Higher Secondary Physics study plan

Convert between SI base and derived units, and apply dimensional analysis to check three unfamiliar equations from memory

Solve 15 projectile and relative-velocity numericals, drawing the free-body diagram before each calculation

State and apply Newton's three laws to five pulley, incline, and lift problems, computing tension and apparent weight

Derive and use the work-energy theorem and power formulae on eight mixed problems, distinguishing conservative from non-conservative forces

Record every error from this week in an error log with the correct method beside it

Solve five relative-motion river-boat and rain-man problems using vector addition

Apply conservation of linear momentum and the coefficient of restitution to six collision problems, including elastic and perfectly inelastic cases

Compute work done by friction and by variable forces using graphical area under a force-displacement curve

Solve five circular-motion problems involving banking angle, conical pendulum, and minimum speed at the top of a loop

Re-derive the kinematics equations from the calculus definitions of velocity and acceleration

Compute moment of inertia for standard bodies and apply the parallel and perpendicular axis theorems to two composite shapes

Solve six torque, angular-momentum, and rolling-without-slipping problems, stating the rolling condition explicitly

Apply Kepler's laws and Newton's law of gravitation to calculate orbital speed, escape velocity, and satellite energy

Solve five elasticity problems using Young's, bulk, and shear moduli, plus a stress-strain interpretation question

Solve five calorimetry and thermal-expansion numericals, handling phase change with latent heat correctly

Apply the first law of thermodynamics to five processes (isothermal, adiabatic, isobaric, isochoric, cyclic) and compute work done in each

Sketch and interpret P-V and T-S style diagrams, identifying where heat is absorbed and released

Derive and apply the efficiency of a Carnot engine and state the second-law implications

Write the equations of SHM and solve five problems on energy in SHM, phase, and spring-mass systems

Solve four wave problems on superposition, standing waves, and beats, and identify the harmonics of a stretched string and closed/open pipes

Apply Coulomb's law and superposition to calculate the net force and field at a point due to three charges

Use Gauss's law to derive the field of an infinite line, sheet, and spherical shell, and compute potential and capacitance

Solve five capacitor problems including series-parallel combinations, energy stored, and dielectric insertion

Apply Ohm's law, Kirchhoff's rules, and the Wheatstone bridge to three multi-loop circuits, computing current and potential difference

Compute drift velocity, resistivity variation with temperature, and internal-resistance effects on terminal voltage

Apply the Biot-Savart law and Ampere's circuital law to compute fields of a straight wire, loop, and solenoid

Solve five force-on-conductor and moving-charge problems, including velocity-selector and cyclotron conditions

Compute the torque on a current loop and compare a moving-coil galvanometer's sensitivity with and without a shunt

Apply Faraday's and Lenz's laws to four induced-emf problems, including motional emf and self/mutual inductance

Solve five AC circuit problems on reactance, impedance, resonance, and power factor in series LCR circuits

Solve five mirror and thin-lens problems using the sign convention consistently, plus total internal reflection and prism problems

Explain and compute Young's double-slit fringe width and single-slit diffraction, and state the conditions for interference

Apply the photoelectric equation to five problems, computing stopping potential, threshold frequency, and de Broglie wavelength

Use Bohr's postulates to compute energy levels, radii, and spectral line wavelengths for hydrogen

Write balanced nuclear equations for alpha, beta, and gamma decay and compute half-life and activity problems

Analyse diode circuits: forward and reverse bias, half-wave and full-wave rectification, and zener regulation, sketching output waveforms

Explain transistor action in CE configuration and compute current gain, voltage gain, and input-output phase relationship

Identify the logic gates and their truth tables, and build a NAND-only implementation of OR and AND

Complete two full-length mock papers under timed conditions and grade them against the marking scheme

Consolidate the error logs into a one-page list of recurring mistakes and re-solve each of those items