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Hello Learner! Today, we are going to discuss one of the most important questions for every student: Which stream should I choose after Class 10? Many questions come to mind after board exams: Which stream is best for me? What are the career options for my chosen stream? How much study will each stream or subject require? What government jobs can I pursue with my chosen stream? Choosing the right stream is crucial because it can shape your future career and opportunities . I will try to answer all these questions based on my experience and research. I am a JEE aspirant , and like many of you, I had these questions in Class 10. My best friend chose commerce , but I wanted to become an army officer . While NDA allows any stream, the exam has a strong mathematics portion , so having PCM (Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics) strengthened my preparation. When I asked commerce students for math help, many skipped it saying it wasn’t their subject—even if they had math as optional! ...

Hello Learners! Here is the last chapter of Class 11 Physics (Book 1) — Gravitation . I think this chapter doesn’t need much explanation, because you’ve already studied Gravitation in Class 9 . The only difference is that now it’s just one level higher — not too difficult. The Kepler’s Laws and Newton’s Law of Gravitation remain the same as before. The only new concept you’ll find here is about satellites . But don’t worry — you won’t be studying their complex orbital paths. You’ll only learn about satellites that are very close to Earth and move in circular orbits . You just need to understand and derive a few equations related to them — and that’s where this chapter ends. That’s it! 🎯 Use these notes to strengthen your concepts and make the topic crystal clear before you move on.

Hello Learners! Here is the sixth chapter of Class 11 Physics — System of Particles and Rotational Motion . This chapter is often considered the fear of many students . But let me be clear — it’s not tough because it has lengthy solutions or very difficult concepts. The real reason is that it’s a long chapter and involves the application of almost all the previous chapters you’ve studied so far. If you start this chapter, don’t skip it midway or move on to the next one before finishing it. Once you leave it incomplete, you’ll most probably never come back to it — and trust me, that’s exactly what happened with me the first time! 😅 So, stay consistent and give this chapter the time it deserves — it’s challenging, but once you understand it, it becomes one of the most rewarding topics in Class 11 Physics.

Hello Learners! Here is the fifth chapter of Class 11 Physics — Work, Energy, and Power . This chapter is about 80% similar to the one you already studied in Class 9 , which makes it quite simple and easy to understand . The questions asked from this chapter in JEE Main and NEET are generally very straightforward . The collision topic in this chapter can feel different for every student — I personally found it a bit difficult, but many students find it quite easy. Interestingly, in many coaching institutes, this chapter is taught after the “Center of Mass” topic from the next chapter ( System of Particles and Rotational Motion ) because understanding that concept first gives you a better feel for this one. Overall, it’s a conceptual and scoring chapter , so make sure you understand the basics well before moving forward.

Hello Learners! Here is the fourth chapter of Class 11 Physics — Laws of Motion . With this chapter, you enter the dynamics of motion . While Kinematics focused only on describing motion (without worrying about its cause), this chapter explains the reasons behind motion — what makes objects move or stop. This is generally an easy chapter , though some students may find circular motion and banking of roads a little tricky at first. But overall, it’s quite simple — and practicing a few good questions will make your understanding much stronger. From my personal experience, I never faced any difficulty in this chapter right from the beginning. It’s a very interesting and scoring topic if you study it conceptually.

 Hello Learners! Here is the third chapter of Physics — Motion in a Plane , which is also the second chapter of Kinematics . Talking about this chapter — in the beginning, I was completely blank. I wasn’t even clear with Chapter 1 (Units and Measurements) , which was honestly my mistake ([click here to know that mistake]). When vectors were introduced, I found them quite difficult at first. However, after watching a few lectures on this topic repeatedly, the concepts became much clearer, and now this chapter feels very simple to me. If I had to rate the difficulty level, I’d say it’s easy to moderate . The chapter is mostly formula-based , especially for school exams . For competitive exams (not NEET), you’ll need a slightly deeper understanding — but trust me, you’ll get it easily once you go through the basics properly. Initially, vectors were the only part I struggled with, but now they seem super easy !

Hello Learners! Here is the second chapter of Class 11 Physics — Motion in a Straight Line . With this chapter, your Kinematics unit begins. You can also say that this is where actual Physics truly starts! As I mentioned earlier, Units and Measurements (or Units and Dimensions) is more of a basic topic, but since NCERT gives it as a full chapter, we treat it that way. Many of you might already be familiar with this chapter because most of the concepts were introduced back in Class 9 . Here, you’ll just study them at a slightly advanced level. This chapter is considered one of the easiest in Class 11 Physics. The only new concepts you’ll come across are instantaneous speed , instantaneous velocity , and instantaneous acceleration — which you can easily understand with some basic differentiation and integration. If anyone faces difficulty in this chapter, it’s usually with these specific topics. Otherwise, everything else is almost the same as what you learned in Class 9.

Hello Learners!!! Here are the Physics Class 11 Notes for the chapter Units and Dimensions . Let me share my experience with this chapter. When I first started Physics, this chapter didn’t seem very tough — and honestly, it isn’t. But the reason it feels confusing at first is that it includes almost every formula you’ll encounter in Class 11 and Class 12 Physics . After the long break following Class 10 board exams, it’s normal to feel a little lost. But trust me, you don’t need to memorize all those formulas right now . You’ll learn and understand them gradually as you move through other chapters. For now, just focus on understanding the basic concepts — 👉 What are units? 👉 What are dimensions? 👉 Which quantities can be added or compared? Once you understand that, move on to the next chapter. Personally, I don’t even consider this a full chapter — it’s more like an introduction. The mistake I made was trying to memorize every formula right from the start. That wasted over a ...

Hello, Learners! 👋 This is my first blog post , and from today, our new journey begins! We’re starting with Class 11 Physics notes , written and compiled by me(click here to know me) . These notes are based on lectures from top EdTech platforms . As a JEE aspirant , I’ve faced many challenges in understanding some of these topics in the beginning — and that’s exactly why I’ve created these notes, so you don’t have to struggle like I did. I’ll be sharing all my learning and knowledge here to make studying easier for you. If you find any errors or missing topics , feel free to comment below — I truly appreciate every learner’s feedback and will try to reply to as many comments as possible. So, let’s not waste any more time — here’s the link to all the Physics chapter notes! Sr. No. Chapter Name Notes Link 1 Units and Measurements Click Here 2 Motion in a Straight Line Click Here ...