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A complete guide for IIT-JEE preparation. Follow my blog to get a good rank in toughest engineering exam - IITJEE (JEE Advanced) Aman's Blog Home Mathematics Physics Chemistry Books Section Revision Corner All Posts IIT JEE Paper & Solutions Prev Year Paper,Answers,Solutions by Top IITians, See JEE Analysis Wednesday, 26 February 2014 Thermal Physics... Hot topic in JEE The topic mentioned in the heading is just too damn heavy for JEE - Yes, heavy in terms of it's weightage in JEE. To get a feel of how important it is, pick up the past year JEE papers. Each JEE paper contains at least 5-10 problems from thermal physics. So better prepare it well. Basics : This include the topics of thermal expansion, thermal stress etc. They are simple topics and must be done if you have solved a few standard problems. The problems of expansion involving liquids inside a container are important and easy. You may be asked to measure the new length measured by the scale when scale and the object(whose length is to be measured), both expand. Such problems are easy and interesting and must be done in a single shot. Heat Transfer : Slightly important topic. I remember there was a question regarding calculation of equivalent thermal conductivity in JEE 2013. Although JEE mentions heat conduction in one dimension, you still may try heat conduction through a cylinder (2 dimensions) and heat conduction through a sphere (3 dimensions) for Olympiads. Laws of radiation and Newton's laws of cooling are important. You should learn the definitions of emissivity/emmisive power/absorptivity/etc by heart. I remember I used to mix these definitions. Pick up HC Verma and learn the definitions in that book. Kirchoff's law , Wein's displacement law , Stefan's law etc are important and easy to grasp topics. Thermodynamics : Here comes the big gun. This topic is extremely important because having a grip on this will help you not only in physics but also in chemistry. Learn the specific heat capacities of various gases at constant pressure and constant volume. They won't be given in exam. Learn the definitions of various processes, most important one being isotropic process . Solve a large number of problems from thermodynamics of ideal gas. A word of caution here. Make sure that you don't mix up the physics and chemistry conventions of First law of thermodynamics. They take work done as negative in chemistry but not in physics. Books : HC Verma, Arihant. These two books are more than enough. Follow on Quora Follow on LinkedIn 2020 (1) 2015 (44) 2014 (31) November (2) September (1) A ugust (2) July (2) May (7) Blog Archive B P Follow Ema Boo Boo Boo Fo Me 0 More Next Blog»

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A complete guide for IIT-JEE preparation. Follow my blog to get a good rank in toughest engineering exam - IITJEE (JEE Advanced) and excel in JEE Main and olympiads

Aman's Blog

Home Mathematics Physics Chemistry Books Section Revision Corner All Posts

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W e d n e s d a y , 2 6 F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 4

Thermal Physics... Hot topic in JEE

The topic mentioned in the heading is just too damn heavy for JEE - Yes, heavy in terms

of it's weightage in JEE.

To get a feel of how important it is, pick up the past year JEE papers. Each JEE paper

contains at least 5-10 problems from thermal physics. So better prepare it well.

Basics : This include the topics of thermal expansion, thermal stress etc. They are simple

topics and must be done if you have solved a few standard problems. The problems of

expansion involving liquids inside a container are important and easy. You may be asked to

measure the new length measured by the scale when scale and the object(whose length is

to be measured), both expand. Such problems are easy and interesting and must be done

in a single shot.

Heat Transfer : Slightly important topic. I remember there was a question regarding

calculation of equivalent thermal conductivity in JEE 2013. Although JEE mentions heat

conduction in one dimension, you still may try heat conduction through a cylinder (2

dimensions) and heat conduction through a sphere (3 dimensions) for Olympiads. Laws of

radiation and Newton's laws of cooling are important. You should learn the definitions of

emissivity/emmisive power/absorptivity/etc by heart. I remember I used to mix these

definitions. Pick up HC Verma and learn the definitions in that book. Kirchoff's law, Wein's

displacement law, Stefan's law etc are important and easy to grasp topics.

Thermodynamics : Here comes the big gun. This topic is extremely important because

having a grip on this will help you not only in physics but also in chemistry. Learn the

specific heat capacities of various gases at constant pressure and constant volume. They

won't be given in exam. Learn the definitions of various processes, most important one

being isotropic process. Solve a large number of problems from thermodynamics of ideal

gas. A word of caution here. Make sure that you don't mix up the physics and chemistry

conventions of First law of thermodynamics. They take work done as negative in chemistry

but not in physics.

Books : HC Verma, Arihant. These two books are more than enough.

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Revision : Revision packages like FIITJEE GMP, resonance Rank booster or the one

provided by your coaching.

Final word :  Practice a number of problems from the First law of thermodynamics. It's

really really important from the point of JEE. Also, it is important from the point of Indian

National Physics Olympiad. I remember having a 13 mark question in INPhO 2013 from a

combination of SHM and Adiabatic process. So better learn the formulas of Work done,

Heat and change in internal energy in all the processes.

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Aronghy Tenghy 26 February 2014 at 10:40

Please write about error analysis/general physics and electromagnetics.

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Aman Goel 26 February 2014 at 15:44

Please mention your suggestions in the "Blog feedback/suggestions post"

Soham Banerjee 26 February 2014 at 13:48

Uum....i have the 2012-13 version of FIITJEE ARCHIVE....i will write JEE in 2015....so will that

version+2013,2014 JEE papers suffice?

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Aman Goel 26 February 2014 at 15:44

yeah that's enough

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Abhinav Kumar 27 February 2014 at 11:55

Hi bhaiya! I've sent a mail timed 21:42, 25th Feb regarding a few queries, if you could clear

them away. Thanks..!

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Aman Goel 27 February 2014 at 14:12

well I don't like email. Better post it here unless its absolutely necessary.

Abhinav Kumar 27 February 2014 at 15:34

Well...I think it's absolutely necessary. Still, OK. The eBook for Maths material from

Bansal Classes wasn't opening ; I've tried many times.

2. Theory-wise, is Class 11 and Class 12 NCERT are sufficient w.r.t. Physics & Chemistry

for JEE (Main) and What wud be the ideal source for revision thru solving problems to

really have good speed and better prep 4 Main ? Cause I've only 2 Weeks for it after

Boards. I am really concerned regarding the required speed as I feel Attempting even

75 - 80 QUES. out of 90 is Tough !!

3. Can u please tell me from where can I get IIT-B's PLANCESS Notebook+ (their latest

feature), as even AIR - 1 Prudhvi Teja bhaiya had acclaimed it in a video?? I really like

its feature of "A Formula at Footer of Its Every Page" & want it 'desperately' !

Thanks for your help and time....!!!!

Aman Goel 27 February 2014 at 18:27

For the ebook, please try to re-download it. I didn't receive any other complaints.

For practice, there are a number of revision packages available in the market. You can

buy any of them.

Make sure that you have covered NCERT completely. It's extremely important from

the point of JEE main.

Keep calm and prepare well.

For that plancess material : I really don't know

Vishnu Raj 27 February 2014 at 22:43

Hey,

How would rate the Thermodynamics part from I E Irodov wrt JEE adv ?

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Aman Goel 28 February 2014 at 09:39

It's awesome. It contains some brilliant questions on thermodynamics of an ideal gas.

PS : Irodov is the best book for "ALL" Jee chapters. The point is that you will have to

stick to syllabus otherwise you will end up wasting time. However, if you want to go

beyond the limits of syllabus (olympiads), then go ahead - most toppers do it (after

ensuring that things mentioned in syllabus have been completed perfectly)

rock_star1136 1 March 2014 at 00:00

Hi Aman, you have mentioned in almost all comments regarding Irodov that stick to syllabus,

but since I don't have a good teacher to guide me through, how will I come to know which

problems are in syllabus since I don't think I will myself be able to identify them as I will be

doing it for the first time.

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Aman Goel 1 March 2014 at 09:55

Refer JEE advanced syllabus as given in JEE website

Shikhar Tiwari 1 March 2014 at 16:02

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Gokula Krishnan 1 March 2014 at 18:18

Hi Aman,

I am class 12 student and am writing my board exams now. Even though I joined coaching

class, I didn't study properly. So I am very weak in problem solving. But I understand theory

very well.how can I improve on problem solving. Should I keep looking at solutions and writing

it down, Coz I dont have any idea.Can you plz help me?

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Aman Goel 1 March 2014 at 23:14

I really don't know how to help you. JEE is on the head. This is something that is not

expected from a true JEE aspirant.

Sorry, I don't know how to help.

One last suggestion. Post your problem on Quora. There are other experts there who

will probably help you. The more opinions you get - the better

Satyajit 2 March 2014 at 20:13

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Gokula Krishnan 3 March 2014 at 07:19

Can you tell me how to study? Like how to approach problems, etc . because I can easily learn

a lot in short time.I will try my best. I just need a little help, thats all.

How did you study.?

Please help me

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Aman Goel 3 March 2014 at 17:50

"How to approach problems ? " : A JEE aspirant gets the answer to this question in

his/her 2 years of JEE preparation.

How did I study ? - read the blog.

Soham Banerjee 4 March 2014 at 10:58

Hey Aman....is this a good way:doing 1-1.5hr serious study.....take a break of 5-10min break n

listen 1 or 2 songs....n again sit for another 1.5hr...n repeat this way....??or should i do 3-4 hours

serious study in one go?

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Aman Goel 4 March 2014 at 17:12

depends on many factors which include : load/mood/etc

Jaivardhan's Blog 6 March 2014 at 02:57

Hi aman...

How much should I score in the AITS of a reputed institute like resonance to secure a rank of

under 200 in jee?

What I mean to ask is that generally how much difference is there between cumulative %age of

aits and JEE?

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Aman Goel 6 March 2014 at 15:14

For under 200 rank, you percentile should be above 99% (at least)

Jaivardhan's Blog 10 March 2014 at 02:31

Yeah but suppose I score 65% on average in AITS, how much will I score on "the

day"? Will it be less than that? If so, by how much percent(meaning 63 or 60 instead of

65% types)?

Aman Goel 11 March 2014 at 19:15

can't be predicted

Manas Gupta 6 March 2014 at 12:35

Hi! Can you please answer this question: https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-remember-trivial-

things-please-see-the-details? You may answer it here itself, if you wish.

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Pankaj kumar 6 March 2014 at 15:11

sir is hc verma sufficient,or is it necessary to solve arihant

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Aman Goel 6 March 2014 at 15:15

Please do not call me sir.

You can call me Aman (I am just 1 year older than you)

HC Verma is not sufficient if you are aiming for a 2 digit rank

Pankaj kumar 7 March 2014 at 03:42

besides i have solved gmp and review packages and past year jee problems will it suffice bcoz i

n giving jee 2014

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Aman Goel 7 March 2014 at 09:44

Yeah that must be enough

Soham Banerjee 9 March 2014 at 09:02

Hey buddy.....let me explain a problem I'm facing....apart from standard textbooks....i have the

dlp of BT....+study material of a local tutorial(where I'm undergoing JEE preparation)....let me

consider the case of maths...i have Arihant(entire series)+BT+Bansal DPP+local tutorial's

Sheets....so I'm pretty confused....my questions are(they apply for Physics & Chemistry as well)

1)do i need to do all these materials?If yes .....please mention the sequence.....

2)If no is the answer to question 1...please tell which is to be used as base...then for Level-2

problems....then L-3 and so on....?

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Aman Goel 11 March 2014 at 19:16

please take these minor decisions yourself.

I have already told what "I" used. I can't tell you what "you" should use.

Shikhar Tiwari 16 March 2014 at 12:30

There is an advise that whenever you recommend a book to us please give a flipkart link or a

cover pic of the book like u did this time.Also divide the book in two parts the first part where

you did the theory and the second for practice

Also if I do theory from resnick halliday and practice from HCV and DC Pandey then will it

suffice

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Aman Goel 17 March 2014 at 21:19

sure.

But this could have been mentioned in "blog feedback/suggestions" post.

Yeah your plan for physics is good.

But do keep a track of syllabus when you read halliday

Aronghy Tenghy 30 March 2014 at 16:14

Are latent heats and specific heats given in the question paper?

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Samarth Joshi 19 June 2014 at 14:39

Hi aman, I love ur blog and also try to follow ur imp advice.

BESIDE this u mention in intro of blog u r now involve in speeding a bit do u break WR OF feliks

zemdegs ( 5.66s)

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Sourya Dipta Das 8 April 2015 at 00:41

i am iit jee aspirent. i have scored 60% in fittjee aits.so am i get rank 2000 in iit jee?for sure

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Abhinav Singh 7 May 2015 at 20:09

Sir can you please give me the link of resnick halliday which you used as there are many in the

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shivam dixit 19 May 2015 at 00:01

sir realy need ur help.. actually in jee mains this year I ticked 30 maths questions blindly ..and

11 of them were correct whixh means. 44 marks and. 19 were deducted ..out of them ..

but my friends were telling that if the had ticked more number of negative marks question..

my rank would go down even if the score high in marks ..

is it true ..

my jeemains paper was of b.arch .. kindly help.. me.

I am getting mad now..

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