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, Work, Energy, and Power. – Thermal Properties of Matter.

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– Rotational Motion. – Thermodynamics

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– Kinetic Theory. – Gravitation

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– Laws of Motion. – Waves

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– Electric charges and field. ... – Electrostatic potential and capacitance. ... – Current electricity

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– Moving charges and magnetism. ... – Magnetism & matter

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– Electromagnetic induction. ... – Alternating current. ... – Electromagnetic waves

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Ray Optics and Optical Instruments Wave Optics

Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter– Atoms and Nuclei

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Electronic Devices

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IMPORTANT BIOLOGY TOPICS and chapter for cbse and NEET

, Work, Energy, and Power. – Thermal Properties of Matter.

– Rotational Motion. – Thermodynamics

– Kinetic Theory. – Gravitation

– Laws of Motion. – Waves

– Laws of Motion. – Waves

– Electric charges and field. ... – Electrostatic potential and capacitance. ... – Current electricity

– Moving charges and magnetism. ... – Magnetism & matter

– Electromagnetic induction. ... – Alternating current. ... – Electromagnetic waves

Ray Optics and Optical Instruments Wave Optics

Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter– Atoms and Nuclei

Electronic Devices