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Paper I
General Teaching and Research Aptitude
Total Questions: 50
Marks: 100
Paper II (Physical Science)
Subject-specific questions
Total Questions: 100
Marks: 200
Other important points:
Each question carries 2 marks
No negative marking
Questions are objective type
Common topics include:
Mathematical Physics
Classical Mechanics
Quantum Mechanics
Electromagnetic Theory
Thermodynamics & Statistical Mechanics
Electronics
Atomic and Molecular Physics
Nuclear and Particle Physics
Condensed Matter Physics
Among these, Quantum Mechanics and Electromagnetism often carry significant weightage in the exam.
Focus on Core Concepts
Candidates should understand fundamental concepts rather than relying on memorization.
Practice Numerical Problems
Subjects like mechanics and quantum physics require strong numerical practice.
Revise Important Formulas
Many questions are formula-based, especially in electronics and thermodynamics.
Solve Previous Year Papers
Practicing previous papers helps understand the exam pattern and question style.
Time Management
Allocate time to each section during practice tests to improve efficiency.
Key benefits include:
Understanding exam difficulty level
Identifying important topics
Improving exam strategy
Learning question trends
Increasing chances of qualifying the exam
Candidates who regularly analyze previous papers can significantly improve their performance.