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The CBSE Class 10 physics board exam 2023 has been planned for 4 March 2023 by the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE). With only a few days to the exam, students want good coaching and a study approach to excel in Physics.
It would help if you kept a dedicated study regimen.
Although the curriculum is extensive, a dedicated study regimen will result in consistent preparation a month or two before exams, allowing students adequate time for revisions and further preparing themselves by studying previous years' papers and practice samples. Here is how to score in CBSE Class 10 Physics board exam 2023.
Here are some physics CBSE finals themes, chapters, grading rules, and tactics to help you master the exams.
The CBSE class 10 physics board exam 2023 exam will likely include formula-based and conceptual problems. As a result, a comprehensive grasp and practical application of formulae are essential. Snell's Law, the Mirror and Lens Formula, and the Series and Parallel of Resistance are all important principles to understand when addressing numerical-based queries.
Important topics include:
- Natural Phenomenon:
- Spherical mirror and lens ray diagrams
- Numerical of mirrors and lenses involving magnification.
- Causes of human eye problems and repairs
- Ray diagram of a prism and a glass slab
- Light scattering
- Current Effects: A simple definition of current, p.d., resistance, resistivity and factors, series and parallel combinations ( Numerical)
- Ohm's Law and its associated graph
- Electric energy and power (Numerical)
- Magnetic field and lines in a straight wire, circular coil, solenoid, and the factors that influence them.
- Flemming's left-hand rule, force on the current carrying conductor in a magnetic field.
- Alternating current, direct current, and advantages.
- Domestic electric circuit characteristics.
Lines of the magnetic field surrounding a solenoid and electric circuit diagram and a bar magnet, AC and DC generator, image creation by lenses and mirrors, glass prism, the human eye, and image formation for both faulty and perfect eyesight are all practice diagrams.
It is preferable to practise and solve previous year's question papers and model test papers to become familiar with the sorts of numerical and theoretical problems asked.