How do I clear concepts of physics?

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If you want to fill 1000 L of water then you need a tank not a glass. Similarly to understand concepts of physics you need to enhance your perception and visualization. I would suggest before you start understanding concepts of physics you make a strong base in basic maths which is used in physics. After...
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If you want to fill 1000 L of water then you need a tank not a glass. Similarly to understand concepts of physics you need to enhance your perception and visualization. I would suggest before you start understanding concepts of physics you make a strong base in basic maths which is used in physics. After that is done you bifurcate a given chapter into max 10 Q in such a way that it covers almost everything related to that particular chapter. Then you try & connect those questions to daily scenario. read less
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First of all by reading that specific concept from an standard book. By practicing tons of questions on that concept. Make mistakes in those questions, it's okay but learn the mistake and concept involved in that correctly & don't ever repeat that mistake. Making Mind-Maps is a great add-on. Visualise...
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First of all by reading that specific concept from an standard book. By practicing tons of questions on that concept. Make mistakes in those questions, it's okay but learn the mistake and concept involved in that correctly & don't ever repeat that mistake. Making Mind-Maps is a great add-on. Visualise teaching those concept to another person. If you can do that, you're clear on that concept. And this whole process be honest to yourself. read less
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Read the theory properly , try to understand it and solve quality of questions, not just quantity.
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Read NCERT books two - three times or learn from good teacher.
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In starting focus ncert theory after that start do numerical by ncert solved question and make a habbit a question of solved paper after that u will gain a general approach to solv any questions
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