How can I score 145+ in NEET Physics effortlessly?

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Scoring 145+ in NEET Physics (out of 180) may sound tough, but it’s achievable with a smart chapter selection + PYQ practice strategy. Physics is considered rank-deciding because it demands concept clarity + numerical speed.

Step 1: Prioritise High-Weightage Chapters

Focus on the 10–12 chapters that carry maximum marks:

Modern Physics & Semiconductors – 6–7 questions
Optics (Ray + Wave) – 4–5 questions
Current Electricity – 3–4 questions
Electrostatics – 3–4 questions
Magnetism & Electromagnetic Induction – 4–5 questions
Work, Power & Energy + Laws of Motion – 3–4 questions
Oscillations & Waves – 2–3 questions
Gravitation & Properties of Matter – 2–3 questions
Thermodynamics + Heat Transfer – 3–4 questions

Together, these can give you 120+ marks if mastered well.

Step 2: NCERT + Formula Mastery

Revise NCERT Class 11 & 12 Physics at least twice — many theory-based direct questions are asked.
Prepare a formula sheet for every chapter (with units + dimensions).
Use short notes & flashcards to revise derivations.

Step 3: PYQs & Mock Tests

Solve last 10 years of NEET/AIPMT Physics PYQs — 70–80% of question patterns repeat.
Take full-length mocks (NTA Abhyas, Allen, Aakash) under timed conditions.
Track error types (Concept, Formula, Calculation mistake, Carelessness) and fix them.

Step 4: Daily Practice Routine

30–40 MCQs daily from 2 different chapters.
One numerical set (20–25 questions) every alternate day.
Revise one Physics formula sheet every night before sleep.

Step 5: Time Management in Exam

Start Physics after Biology (to stay calm).
First attempt direct formula/theory questions.
Park lengthy numericals for the second round — don’t waste >90 seconds on a single problem.
Use the T+30, T+60, T+120 checkpoints to stay on pace.

Final Strategy

Master Modern Physics, Optics, Current Electricity, and Electrostatics — these alone can give 70–80 marks.
Add Mechanics basics + Thermodynamics + Magnetism for another 60–70 marks.
With consistency, scoring 145+ in Physics is realistic, not “effortless,” but smart and systematic.

To score 145+ in NEET Physics, focus on high-yield chapters, PYQ practice, formula mastery, and time management.