Tests - Schedule
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In this section, we will provide you with all the information you need regarding the tests schedule. We understand the importance of having a clear and organised schedule for tests, as it helps students and educators plan their time effectively and ensure a fair and balanced assessment process. This section will provide you with the necessary guidance and resources. Let's dive into the world of test scheduling and make the most out of your academic journey.
This section of the Hub is temporary and will be split to their appropriate sections once the purpose of this section has been achieved. I'll not be responsible for any form of Link-rot.
Ls 1 - Units and Dimensions
Correction of Formula
Derivation using D.F.M. (Derived Formula Method)
Ls 5 - Work, Power and Energy
W. P. E.
Conservation of Energy
Collision
Ls 6 - System of Particles and Rotational Motion
Rolling on Inclined Plane
M.O.I of Rod
C.O.M of shapes
(Not Much) Rotational Quantities - Numericals
Ls 7 - Gravitation
g - Variation with height and Depth
Derivation of Gravitational P.E.
All previous exam question papers (that sir had set for us) - Around 30 Marks from this part… Some numericals may be asked without any changed quantities too.
Date
Exam
December 11, 2023 (Monday)
Biology / Computer Science
December 13, 2023 (Wednesday)
English
December 18, 2023 (Monday)
Chemistry
December 19, 2023 (Tuesday)
Maths / Psychology
December 21, 2023 (Thursday)
Physics
Month of January
Bio/Chem/Phy/Comp Practicals (CANCELLED)
Maths - It consists of "Trigonometry", "Sequences and Series", "Straight Lines", "Conic Sections" and "Introduction to 3D Geometry".
Chem - It consists of all the chapters that sir has taught upto now and will finish before the exam start; most probably including the "Chemical Equilibrium" part of the Unit "Equilibrium". ...which means Unit 1 is included.
Cycle Test 2 - Blueprint:-
Chem, Maths and Physics - 20 MCQs and one 5 mark - 20 marks total each
Bio - 30 MCQs for 0.5 marks each and one 5-mark - 25 marks total.
