The full prep plan: CBSE Class 12 Physics

14 chapters105 topics525 quiz questions680 flashcards105 answer frames163 likely questions1 model paper

Chapter	Topics	Likely Qs	Prep
Electric charges and fields	9	11	Ready
Electrostatic potential and capacitance	9	11	Ready
Current electricity	9	13	Ready
Moving charges and magnetism	8	13	Ready
Magnetism and matter	8	12	Ready
Electromagnetic induction	7	11	Ready
Alternating current	7	11	Ready
Electromagnetic waves	4	10	Ready
Ray optics and optical instruments	9	15	Ready
Wave optics	8	11	Ready
Dual nature of radiation and matter	7	11	Ready
Atoms	6	12	Ready
Nuclei	7	11	Ready
Semiconductor electronics: materials, devices and simple circuits	7	11	Ready

Marks by unit pairs: Electrostatics and current electricity 16; Magnetism, induction and AC 17; Electromagnetic waves and optics 18; Dual nature, atoms and nuclei 12; Semiconductor electronics 7. No calculators. Topics dropped from the NCERT book (radioactivity, the cyclotron, transistors and logic gates) and polarisation are not in the 2026-27 syllabus.

How often each chapter appears in the board's past papers is added when the past-paper study is done.

Model paper33 questions · 70 marks · 3 hours. Locks on 31 Jan 2027.Open it

SourcesBuilt from the CBSE Class XII Physics curriculum for 2026-27, the 2026-27 sample question paper and the NCERT Class XII Physics textbooks (Part I and II). Your school may teach the chapters in a different order. · NCERT, Physics: Textbook for Class XII, Part I and Part II · NCERT, Exemplar Problems: Physics, Class XII · CBSE, Sample Question Paper and Marking Scheme: Physics, Class XII (2026-27) · H.C. Verma, Concepts of Physics, Part 2

CheckedWritten from the CBSE 2026-27 curriculum and sample question paper. Each batch of chapters was written by one agent and checked by a second agent against the NCERT 2026-27 reprint, which NEET and JEE also follow. Corrections were mostly wording brought in line with NCERT, items too close to NCERT exercises renumbered, and content beyond the rationalised book labelled as extra reading.

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