Is class 11 physics tougher than class 12 physics or vice versa?

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Yes! But it clears your basics for 12
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NO. Not really. The reason it is usually reffered as tugh is that class 11 syllabus is completely different from what we learnt til class 10th. students take time to understand new concepts and hence find it tough whereas when you reach class 12, you already know the concepts.
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Some students may feel that class 11 is tough than class 12 and vice versa. It depends upon the knowledge/interest of the students. Some students are strong in basic concepts related to electricity part and they feel that class 11 is tough. Where as where as some studens are strong in mechanics part...
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Some students may feel that class 11 is tough than class 12 and vice versa. It depends upon the knowledge/interest of the students. Some students are strong in basic concepts related to electricity part and they feel that class 11 is tough.Where aswhere as some studens are strong in mechanics part and feel that electricity is very tough. In my opinion, if students have strong fundamentals then they can feel that both are easy. read less
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