Class 12 Physics Mentorship
Class 12 Physics Without Chaos
A structured, expert-led academic journey designed for serious JEE, NEET, and CBSE board aspirants. Master derivations, conquer numericals, and build unshakeable conceptual clarity.
🗓️ April 2026 – Feb 2027
📹 Online Live Sessions
📝 Weekly Diagnostic Tests
Guided by Experts. Built for Results.
Class 12 Physics is not about memorizing formulas; it's about seeing the matrix. Our mentorship program bridges the gap between rote learning and true conceptual mastery.
- ✓ PhD-Level Expertise: Learn from the absolute best.
- ✓ Diagnostic Approach: We fix the root cause of your physics anxiety.
- ✓ Continuous Support: Sunday doubt clinics to ensure zero backlog.
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The PhysicsIQ Philosophy
"Most students struggle with physics because they try to memorize solutions to specific problems. We teach you how to build the fundamental framework so that you can solve *any* problem."
The 11-Month Academic Journey
1
Foundation Phase
Electrostatics & Current
2
Magnetic Effects
Magnetism & EMI
3
Optics
Ray & Wave Optics
4
Modern Physics
Dual Nature, Atoms & Nuclei
5
Exam Readiness
Full Syllabus Revision
Curriculum Modules
A breakdown of the chapters covered over the academic year.
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Month-wise Schedule
Every lecture, test, and doubt clinic mapped out clearly.
Apr 2026
20 Sessions 02 Apr Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electric Charges and Fields
Electric charge, conservation, quantisation and Coulomb's law
Builds the basic idea of electric charge, charging methods, conservation and quantisation of charge, and the force law between point charges with sign conventions and unit usage.
04 Apr Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 01 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Electric charge, conservation, quantisation and Coulomb's law.
Short diagnostic assessment on Electric charge, conservation, quantisation and Coulomb's law. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
05 Apr Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 01 — Live resolution of Electric charge, conservation, quantisation and Coulomb's law and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Electric charge, conservation, quantisation and Coulomb's law. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
07 Apr Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electric Charges and Fields
Superposition principle and force due to multiple charges
Applies vector addition to electric forces in multi-charge systems and develops problem-solving strategy for collinear and simple planar charge configurations.
09 Apr Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electric Charges and Fields
Electric field, field due to a point charge and field lines
Defines electric field intensity, direction of field for positive and negative sources, and interprets field-line patterns and density meaningfully.
10 Apr Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 1 — Electric Charges & Fields worksheet — Coulomb-law numericals, dipole basics and Gauss-law starter practice. Submission deadline: 17 Apr 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
11 Apr Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 02 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Superposition principle and force due to multiple charges; Electric field, field due to a point charge and field lines.
Short diagnostic assessment on Superposition principle and force due to multiple charges; Electric field, field due to a point charge and field lines. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
12 Apr Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 02 — Live resolution of Superposition principle and force due to multiple charges; Electric field, field due to a point charge and field lines and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Superposition principle and force due to multiple charges; Electric field, field due to a point charge and field lines. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
14 Apr Tuesday • —
Holiday
Holiday Calendar
Vaisakhi / Ambedkar Jayanti — No live lecture on this holiday; lecture shifted to 19 Apr 2026 (Sunday).
No live academic session is planned on this date. The disrupted lecture, test, or doubt-support slot is compensated elsewhere in the calendar to preserve continuity.
16 Apr Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electric Charges and Fields
Electric dipole, dipole field and torque in uniform electric field
Explains dipole moment, axial and equatorial field ideas, and the turning effect of a uniform electric field on an electric dipole.
17 Apr Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 1 — Electric Charges & Fields worksheet — Coulomb-law numericals, dipole basics and Gauss-law starter practice.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
18 Apr Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 03 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Electric dipole, dipole field and torque in uniform electric field.
Short diagnostic assessment on Electric dipole, dipole field and torque in uniform electric field. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
19 Apr Sunday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture (Rescheduled)
Electric Charges and Fields
Electric flux and Gauss's law applications to line, sheet and sphere
Introduces electric flux, states Gauss's law, and applies symmetry arguments to standard charge distributions such as spherical shells, infinite lines and sheets.
21 Apr Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Electrostatic potential, potential difference and potential due to point charge
Connects work done with electric potential, develops scalar treatment of potential, and evaluates potential for isolated point charges and simple systems.
23 Apr Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Equipotential surfaces and relation between electric field and potential
Interprets equipotential surfaces, explains why electric field is normal to them, and links potential gradient to electric field strength.
24 Apr Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 2 — Electrostatic Potential & Capacitance — potential-energy questions, capacitor combinations and dielectric applications. Submission deadline: 01 May 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
25 Apr Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 04 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Electric flux and Gauss's law applications to line, sheet and sphere; Electrostatic potential, potential difference and potential due to point charge; Equipotential surfaces and relation between electric field and potential.
Short diagnostic assessment on Electric flux and Gauss's law applications to line, sheet and sphere; Electrostatic potential, potential difference and potential due to point charge; Equipotential surfaces and relation between electric field and potential. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
26 Apr Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 03 — Live resolution of Electric flux and Gauss's law applications to line, sheet and sphere; Electrostatic potential, potential difference and potential due to point charge; Equipotential surfaces and relation between electric field and potential and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Electric flux and Gauss's law applications to line, sheet and sphere; Electrostatic potential, potential difference and potential due to point charge; Equipotential surfaces and relation between electric field and potential. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
28 Apr Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Potential energy of a system of charges and motion in electrostatic field
Builds electrostatic potential energy, energy of charge systems, and the effect of electric fields on charged particles from the work-energy viewpoint.
30 Apr Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Capacitance, parallel-plate capacitor and effect of dielectric
Defines capacitance, derives the parallel-plate capacitor relation, and explains how geometry and dielectric medium alter capacitance.
May 2026
21 Sessions 01 May Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 2 — Electrostatic Potential & Capacitance — potential-energy questions, capacitor combinations and dielectric applications.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
02 May Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 05 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Potential energy of a system of charges and motion in electrostatic field; Capacitance, parallel-plate capacitor and effect of dielectric.
Short diagnostic assessment on Potential energy of a system of charges and motion in electrostatic field; Capacitance, parallel-plate capacitor and effect of dielectric. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
03 May Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 04 — Live resolution of Potential energy of a system of charges and motion in electrostatic field; Capacitance, parallel-plate capacitor and effect of dielectric and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Potential energy of a system of charges and motion in electrostatic field; Capacitance, parallel-plate capacitor and effect of dielectric. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
05 May Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance
Series-parallel combinations, energy stored in capacitor and numericals
Solves capacitor-combination problems, evaluates stored energy, and practices CBSE-style mixed numericals involving charging and dielectric insertion.
07 May Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Electric current, drift velocity, mobility and microscopic view of conduction
Explains current as rate of flow of charge, develops drift velocity, and connects microscopic electron motion to macroscopic current.
09 May Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 06 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Series-parallel combinations, energy stored in capacitor and numericals; Electric current, drift velocity, mobility and microscopic view of conduction.
Short diagnostic assessment on Series-parallel combinations, energy stored in capacitor and numericals; Electric current, drift velocity, mobility and microscopic view of conduction. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
10 May Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 05 — Live resolution of Series-parallel combinations, energy stored in capacitor and numericals; Electric current, drift velocity, mobility and microscopic view of conduction and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Series-parallel combinations, energy stored in capacitor and numericals; Electric current, drift velocity, mobility and microscopic view of conduction. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
12 May Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity and temperature dependence
Differentiates resistance and resistivity, applies Ohm's law carefully, and studies the effect of dimensions and temperature on resistance.
14 May Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Cells, emf, internal resistance and terminal potential difference
Defines emf and terminal voltage, studies internal resistance, and solves circuit situations involving cells under charging and discharging conditions.
15 May Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 3 — Current Electricity — resistor networks, Kirchhoff-law practice and potentiometer questions. Submission deadline: 22 May 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
16 May Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 07 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity and temperature dependence; Cells, emf, internal resistance and terminal potential difference.
Short diagnostic assessment on Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity and temperature dependence; Cells, emf, internal resistance and terminal potential difference. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
17 May Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 06 — Live resolution of Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity and temperature dependence; Cells, emf, internal resistance and terminal potential difference and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Ohm's law, resistance, resistivity and temperature dependence; Cells, emf, internal resistance and terminal potential difference. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
19 May Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Combination of resistors, series-parallel reduction and circuit simplification
Reduces resistor networks, calculates equivalent resistance, and develops fast methods for current and potential distribution in simple circuits.
21 May Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Kirchhoff's laws and multi-loop circuit analysis
Uses junction and loop rules to analyse multibranch circuits and trains students in sign convention and systematic equation setup.
22 May Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 3 — Current Electricity — resistor networks, Kirchhoff-law practice and potentiometer questions.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
23 May Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 08 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Combination of resistors, series-parallel reduction and circuit simplification; Kirchhoff's laws and multi-loop circuit analysis.
Short diagnostic assessment on Combination of resistors, series-parallel reduction and circuit simplification; Kirchhoff's laws and multi-loop circuit analysis. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
24 May Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 07 — Live resolution of Combination of resistors, series-parallel reduction and circuit simplification; Kirchhoff's laws and multi-loop circuit analysis and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Combination of resistors, series-parallel reduction and circuit simplification; Kirchhoff's laws and multi-loop circuit analysis. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
26 May Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Current Electricity
Wheatstone bridge, meter bridge, potentiometer and chapter drill
Applies balancing conditions in bridge circuits, studies meter bridge and potentiometer uses, and consolidates the chapter through representative numericals.
28 May Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Magnetic force on moving charge, Lorentz force and motion in uniform field
Introduces magnetic force on charges, right-hand-rule interpretation, and circular or helical motion of particles in uniform magnetic fields.
30 May Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 09 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Wheatstone bridge, meter bridge, potentiometer and chapter drill; Magnetic force on moving charge, Lorentz force and motion in uniform field.
Short diagnostic assessment on Wheatstone bridge, meter bridge, potentiometer and chapter drill; Magnetic force on moving charge, Lorentz force and motion in uniform field. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
31 May Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 08 — Live resolution of Wheatstone bridge, meter bridge, potentiometer and chapter drill; Magnetic force on moving charge, Lorentz force and motion in uniform field and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Wheatstone bridge, meter bridge, potentiometer and chapter drill; Magnetic force on moving charge, Lorentz force and motion in uniform field. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
Jun 2026
21 Sessions 02 Jun Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Force on current-carrying conductor and force between parallel currents
Develops magnetic force on a current element, compares direction rules, and derives interaction between long parallel current-carrying conductors.
04 Jun Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Biot-Savart law and magnetic field on axis of circular loop
Uses the Biot-Savart law to calculate magnetic field strength for simple current geometries, especially the circular loop.
05 Jun Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 4 — Moving Charges & Magnetism — force on charges, loop/solenoid field and galvanometer conversions. Submission deadline: 12 Jun 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
06 Jun Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 10 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Force on current-carrying conductor and force between parallel currents; Biot-Savart law and magnetic field on axis of circular loop.
Short diagnostic assessment on Force on current-carrying conductor and force between parallel currents; Biot-Savart law and magnetic field on axis of circular loop. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
07 Jun Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 09 — Live resolution of Force on current-carrying conductor and force between parallel currents; Biot-Savart law and magnetic field on axis of circular loop and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Force on current-carrying conductor and force between parallel currents; Biot-Savart law and magnetic field on axis of circular loop. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
09 Jun Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Ampere's circuital law and field due to solenoid and toroid
States Ampere's law, identifies symmetry-rich cases, and calculates magnetic field inside a long solenoid and toroidal coil.
11 Jun Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole moment
Relates current loop behaviour to magnetic dipole moment, studies torque in a uniform field, and connects electrical and magnetic dipoles.
12 Jun Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 4 — Moving Charges & Magnetism — force on charges, loop/solenoid field and galvanometer conversions.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
13 Jun Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 11 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Ampere's circuital law and field due to solenoid and toroid; Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole moment.
Short diagnostic assessment on Ampere's circuital law and field due to solenoid and toroid; Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole moment. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
14 Jun Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 10 — Live resolution of Ampere's circuital law and field due to solenoid and toroid; Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole moment and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Ampere's circuital law and field due to solenoid and toroid; Torque on current loop and magnetic dipole moment. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
16 Jun Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Cyclotron, velocity selector and charged-particle applications
Studies the working principle of cyclotron and velocity selector and solves application-oriented particle-motion problems in crossed fields.
18 Jun Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Moving Charges and Magnetism
Moving-coil galvanometer, ammeter-voltmeter conversion and numericals
Explains galvanometer principle, current sensitivity, and the modification of galvanometer into ammeter and voltmeter with practical calculations.
19 Jun Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 5 — Magnetism & Matter + EMI — magnetic materials, earth magnetism and induction numericals. Submission deadline: 26 Jun 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
20 Jun Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 12 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Cyclotron, velocity selector and charged-particle applications; Moving-coil galvanometer, ammeter-voltmeter conversion and numericals.
Short diagnostic assessment on Cyclotron, velocity selector and charged-particle applications; Moving-coil galvanometer, ammeter-voltmeter conversion and numericals. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
21 Jun Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 11 — Live resolution of Cyclotron, velocity selector and charged-particle applications; Moving-coil galvanometer, ammeter-voltmeter conversion and numericals and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Cyclotron, velocity selector and charged-particle applications; Moving-coil galvanometer, ammeter-voltmeter conversion and numericals. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
23 Jun Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Magnetism and Matter
Bar magnet, earth's magnetism and magnetic elements
Introduces magnetic dipole view of bar magnets, earth's magnetic field, declination/dip/inclination, and the meaning of magnetic elements.
25 Jun Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Magnetism and Matter
Magnetisation, susceptibility, permeability and materials
Compares diamagnetic, paramagnetic and ferromagnetic substances using magnetisation response, susceptibility and permeability concepts.
26 Jun Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 5 — Magnetism & Matter + EMI — magnetic materials, earth magnetism and induction numericals.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
27 Jun Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 13 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Bar magnet, earth's magnetism and magnetic elements; Magnetisation, susceptibility, permeability and materials.
Short diagnostic assessment on Bar magnet, earth's magnetism and magnetic elements; Magnetisation, susceptibility, permeability and materials. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
28 Jun Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 12 — Live resolution of Bar magnet, earth's magnetism and magnetic elements; Magnetisation, susceptibility, permeability and materials and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Bar magnet, earth's magnetism and magnetic elements; Magnetisation, susceptibility, permeability and materials. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
30 Jun Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Magnetism and Matter
Hysteresis, permanent magnets, electromagnets and chapter recap
Explains hysteresis loop, retentivity and coercivity, and differentiates material choice for permanent magnets and electromagnets.
Jul 2026
21 Sessions 02 Jul Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Induction
Magnetic flux, Faraday's laws and Lenz's law
Defines magnetic flux, states Faraday's laws of induction, and uses Lenz's law to determine direction of induced current.
04 Jul Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 14 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Hysteresis, permanent magnets, electromagnets and chapter recap; Magnetic flux, Faraday's laws and Lenz's law.
Short diagnostic assessment on Hysteresis, permanent magnets, electromagnets and chapter recap; Magnetic flux, Faraday's laws and Lenz's law. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
05 Jul Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 13 — Live resolution of Hysteresis, permanent magnets, electromagnets and chapter recap; Magnetic flux, Faraday's laws and Lenz's law and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Hysteresis, permanent magnets, electromagnets and chapter recap; Magnetic flux, Faraday's laws and Lenz's law. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
07 Jul Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Induction
Motional emf, flux change methods and induced electric field
Studies induced emf by conductor motion and changing flux, and links electromagnetic induction to non-electrostatic induced electric fields.
09 Jul Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Induction
Self inductance, mutual inductance and energy stored in inductor
Develops inductance concepts, induced emf relations, and the expression for magnetic energy stored in an inductor.
10 Jul Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 6 — Alternating Current — LCR circuits, resonance, power factor and transformer-based practice. Submission deadline: 17 Jul 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
11 Jul Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 15 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Motional emf, flux change methods and induced electric field; Self inductance, mutual inductance and energy stored in inductor.
Short diagnostic assessment on Motional emf, flux change methods and induced electric field; Self inductance, mutual inductance and energy stored in inductor. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
12 Jul Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 14 — Live resolution of Motional emf, flux change methods and induced electric field; Self inductance, mutual inductance and energy stored in inductor and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Motional emf, flux change methods and induced electric field; Self inductance, mutual inductance and energy stored in inductor. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
14 Jul Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Induction
Eddy currents, practical devices and EMI numericals
Applies induction ideas to eddy currents, induction coil and practical devices, then strengthens understanding through chapter numericals.
16 Jul Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Alternating Current
Alternating current basics, sinusoidal quantities and rms values
Introduces sinusoidal voltage/current, time period, frequency and rms values, and interprets their practical significance in AC circuits.
17 Jul Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 6 — Alternating Current — LCR circuits, resonance, power factor and transformer-based practice.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
18 Jul Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 16 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Eddy currents, practical devices and EMI numericals; Alternating current basics, sinusoidal quantities and rms values.
Short diagnostic assessment on Eddy currents, practical devices and EMI numericals; Alternating current basics, sinusoidal quantities and rms values. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
19 Jul Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 15 — Live resolution of Eddy currents, practical devices and EMI numericals; Alternating current basics, sinusoidal quantities and rms values and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Eddy currents, practical devices and EMI numericals; Alternating current basics, sinusoidal quantities and rms values. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
21 Jul Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Alternating Current
AC through resistor, inductor and capacitor with phasor ideas
Builds phase relations and reactance for pure R, L and C circuits and reads phasor representation meaningfully.
23 Jul Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Alternating Current
Series LCR circuit, impedance, resonance and frequency response
Analyses the series LCR circuit, derives impedance relations, and explains resonance, selectivity and peak current behaviour.
24 Jul Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 7 — Electromagnetic Waves + Ray Optics I — spectrum, mirrors, refraction and lens formula drill. Submission deadline: 31 Jul 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
25 Jul Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 17 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: AC through resistor, inductor and capacitor with phasor ideas; Series LCR circuit, impedance, resonance and frequency response.
Short diagnostic assessment on AC through resistor, inductor and capacitor with phasor ideas; Series LCR circuit, impedance, resonance and frequency response. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
26 Jul Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 16 — Live resolution of AC through resistor, inductor and capacitor with phasor ideas; Series LCR circuit, impedance, resonance and frequency response and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on AC through resistor, inductor and capacitor with phasor ideas; Series LCR circuit, impedance, resonance and frequency response. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
28 Jul Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Alternating Current
Power in AC circuits, power factor and wattless current
Defines average power and power factor, explains energy loss concepts, and distinguishes useful power transfer from wattless current situations.
30 Jul Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Alternating Current
Transformer, energy transmission and AC mixed numericals
Studies transformer construction and working, transmission advantages of high voltage, and solves mixed AC circuit numericals.
31 Jul Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 7 — Electromagnetic Waves + Ray Optics I — spectrum, mirrors, refraction and lens formula drill.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
Aug 2026
20 Sessions 01 Aug Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 18 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Power in AC circuits, power factor and wattless current; Transformer, energy transmission and AC mixed numericals.
Short diagnostic assessment on Power in AC circuits, power factor and wattless current; Transformer, energy transmission and AC mixed numericals. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
02 Aug Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 17 — Live resolution of Power in AC circuits, power factor and wattless current; Transformer, energy transmission and AC mixed numericals and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Power in AC circuits, power factor and wattless current; Transformer, energy transmission and AC mixed numericals. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
04 Aug Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Waves
Displacement current and generation of electromagnetic waves
Explains Maxwellian bridge idea through displacement current and shows how changing electric and magnetic fields sustain electromagnetic waves.
06 Aug Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Electromagnetic Waves
Electromagnetic spectrum, properties and everyday applications
Surveys the electromagnetic spectrum, highlights wavelength-frequency ranges, and discusses major uses and safety-related observations.
08 Aug Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 19 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Displacement current and generation of electromagnetic waves; Electromagnetic spectrum, properties and everyday applications.
Short diagnostic assessment on Displacement current and generation of electromagnetic waves; Electromagnetic spectrum, properties and everyday applications. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
09 Aug Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 18 — Live resolution of Displacement current and generation of electromagnetic waves; Electromagnetic spectrum, properties and everyday applications and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Displacement current and generation of electromagnetic waves; Electromagnetic spectrum, properties and everyday applications. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
11 Aug Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Reflection of light, spherical mirrors and sign convention
Starts ray optics with reflection laws, mirror geometry, pole-focus-centre terms, and a consistent sign-convention framework.
13 Aug Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals
Derives and applies mirror relations for image position, magnification, and standard case-based questions using ray reasoning and formulas.
14 Aug Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 8 — Ray Optics II — prism, TIR, microscope, telescope and defects-of-vision case-based questions. Submission deadline: 21 Aug 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
15 Aug Saturday • —
Holiday
Holiday Calendar
Independence Day — No Saturday test on this holiday; the next weekly test becomes cumulative.
No live academic session is planned on this date. The disrupted lecture, test, or doubt-support slot is compensated elsewhere in the calendar to preserve continuity.
16 Aug Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Cumulative Doubt Clinic 19 — Live resolution of Reflection of light, spherical mirrors and sign convention; Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Reflection of light, spherical mirrors and sign convention; Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
18 Aug Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Refraction at plane surface and apparent depth
Explains refraction basics, refractive index, optical density and the apparent depth phenomenon at plane interfaces.
20 Aug Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Refraction at spherical surface and lens-maker bridge ideas
Builds the spherical-surface refraction result and prepares the conceptual bridge toward thin-lens relations and lens-making ideas.
21 Aug Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 8 — Ray Optics II — prism, TIR, microscope, telescope and defects-of-vision case-based questions.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
22 Aug Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 20 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals; Refraction at plane surface and apparent depth; Refraction at spherical surface and lens-maker bridge ideas.
Short diagnostic assessment on Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals; Refraction at plane surface and apparent depth; Refraction at spherical surface and lens-maker bridge ideas. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
23 Aug Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 20 — Live resolution of Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals; Refraction at plane surface and apparent depth; Refraction at spherical surface and lens-maker bridge ideas and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Mirror formula, magnification and image formation numericals; Refraction at plane surface and apparent depth; Refraction at spherical surface and lens-maker bridge ideas. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
25 Aug Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Thin lens formula, power of lens and lens combinations
Uses thin-lens formula and power concept to solve image-formation problems and studies the equivalent power of combined lenses.
27 Aug Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Refraction through prism, deviation and dispersion basics
Analyses prism geometry, angle of deviation, minimum deviation conditions, and the origin of dispersion through wavelength dependence.
29 Aug Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 21 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Thin lens formula, power of lens and lens combinations; Refraction through prism, deviation and dispersion basics.
Short diagnostic assessment on Thin lens formula, power of lens and lens combinations; Refraction through prism, deviation and dispersion basics. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
30 Aug Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 21 — Live resolution of Thin lens formula, power of lens and lens combinations; Refraction through prism, deviation and dispersion basics and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Thin lens formula, power of lens and lens combinations; Refraction through prism, deviation and dispersion basics. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
Sep 2026
20 Sessions 01 Sep Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Total internal reflection, optical fibre and related applications
Explains total internal reflection, critical angle, and practical uses such as optical fibres, prisms and mirage-type phenomena.
03 Sep Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Optical instruments I: simple microscope and magnifying power
Studies the simple microscope, angular magnification, near point usage, and exam-oriented derivation structure.
04 Sep Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 9 — Ray Optics mixed pack — chapter consolidation worksheet with image-formation and instrument numericals. Submission deadline: 11 Sep 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
05 Sep Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 22 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Total internal reflection, optical fibre and related applications; Optical instruments I: simple microscope and magnifying power.
Short diagnostic assessment on Total internal reflection, optical fibre and related applications; Optical instruments I: simple microscope and magnifying power. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
06 Sep Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 22 — Live resolution of Total internal reflection, optical fibre and related applications; Optical instruments I: simple microscope and magnifying power and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Total internal reflection, optical fibre and related applications; Optical instruments I: simple microscope and magnifying power. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
08 Sep Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Optical instruments II: astronomical telescope and defects of vision
Covers telescope construction, magnifying power, and common visual defects with their lens-based correction.
10 Sep Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Ray Optics and Optical Instruments
Ray optics chapter consolidation and mixed problem practice
Brings together mirrors, refraction, lenses, prisms and optical instruments into one integrated numerical and concept-practice session.
11 Sep Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 9 — Ray Optics mixed pack — chapter consolidation worksheet with image-formation and instrument numericals.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
12 Sep Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 23 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Optical instruments II: astronomical telescope and defects of vision; Ray optics chapter consolidation and mixed problem practice.
Short diagnostic assessment on Optical instruments II: astronomical telescope and defects of vision; Ray optics chapter consolidation and mixed problem practice. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
13 Sep Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 23 — Live resolution of Optical instruments II: astronomical telescope and defects of vision; Ray optics chapter consolidation and mixed problem practice and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Optical instruments II: astronomical telescope and defects of vision; Ray optics chapter consolidation and mixed problem practice. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
15 Sep Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Wave Optics
Huygens' principle, wavefronts and proof of laws of reflection/refraction
Introduces wavefronts and Huygens' principle and uses them to explain reflection and refraction qualitatively.
17 Sep Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Wave Optics
Interference of light, Young double-slit experiment and fringe width
Builds the interference condition, derives fringe width, and solves intensity and path-difference questions in YDSE.
19 Sep Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 24 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Huygens' principle, wavefronts and proof of laws of reflection/refraction; Interference of light, Young double-slit experiment and fringe width.
Short diagnostic assessment on Huygens' principle, wavefronts and proof of laws of reflection/refraction; Interference of light, Young double-slit experiment and fringe width. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
20 Sep Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 24 — Live resolution of Huygens' principle, wavefronts and proof of laws of reflection/refraction; Interference of light, Young double-slit experiment and fringe width and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Huygens' principle, wavefronts and proof of laws of reflection/refraction; Interference of light, Young double-slit experiment and fringe width. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
22 Sep Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Wave Optics
Coherent sources, sustained interference and thin conceptual traps
Clarifies coherence requirements, phase stability, constructive/destructive conditions and the most common interpretation errors.
24 Sep Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Wave Optics
Diffraction, resolving power and comparison with interference
Explains diffraction at a single slit, central maximum features, and resolving power in the context of wave-based optical behaviour.
25 Sep Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 10 — Wave Optics — YDSE, diffraction and polarisation competency questions. Submission deadline: 02 Oct 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
26 Sep Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 25 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Coherent sources, sustained interference and thin conceptual traps; Diffraction, resolving power and comparison with interference.
Short diagnostic assessment on Coherent sources, sustained interference and thin conceptual traps; Diffraction, resolving power and comparison with interference. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
27 Sep Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 25 — Live resolution of Coherent sources, sustained interference and thin conceptual traps; Diffraction, resolving power and comparison with interference and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Coherent sources, sustained interference and thin conceptual traps; Diffraction, resolving power and comparison with interference. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
29 Sep Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Wave Optics
Polarisation and wave optics numericals
Uses polarisation to show the transverse nature of light and concludes the chapter with mixed fringe, diffraction and concept-based numericals.
Oct 2026
21 Sessions 01 Oct Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Photoelectric effect observations and experimental laws
Studies key observations of photoelectric emission and why classical wave theory could not explain threshold frequency and instant emission.
02 Oct Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 10 — Wave Optics — YDSE, diffraction and polarisation competency questions.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
03 Oct Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 26 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Polarisation and wave optics numericals; Photoelectric effect observations and experimental laws.
Short diagnostic assessment on Polarisation and wave optics numericals; Photoelectric effect observations and experimental laws. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
04 Oct Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 26 — Live resolution of Polarisation and wave optics numericals; Photoelectric effect observations and experimental laws and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Polarisation and wave optics numericals; Photoelectric effect observations and experimental laws. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
06 Oct Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Einstein's photoelectric equation and stopping potential numericals
Applies Einstein's quantum model to photoelectric effect and solves stopping-potential, work-function and frequency-based numericals.
08 Oct Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Matter waves, de Broglie relation and electron-wave interpretation
Introduces the de Broglie hypothesis and connects momentum with wavelength to explain the wave aspect of moving particles.
10 Oct Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 27 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Einstein's photoelectric equation and stopping potential numericals; Matter waves, de Broglie relation and electron-wave interpretation.
Short diagnostic assessment on Einstein's photoelectric equation and stopping potential numericals; Matter waves, de Broglie relation and electron-wave interpretation. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
11 Oct Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 27 — Live resolution of Einstein's photoelectric equation and stopping potential numericals; Matter waves, de Broglie relation and electron-wave interpretation and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Einstein's photoelectric equation and stopping potential numericals; Matter waves, de Broglie relation and electron-wave interpretation. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
13 Oct Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter
Davisson-Germer experiment and chapter mixed applications
Uses electron diffraction as evidence of matter waves and consolidates the chapter through mixed conceptual and numerical practice.
15 Oct Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Atoms
Alpha-particle scattering and Rutherford nuclear model
Explains the Geiger-Marsden experiment, infers the nuclear atom model, and identifies the limitations of earlier atomic pictures.
16 Oct Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 11 — Dual Nature + Atoms — photoelectric equation, matter waves and hydrogen-spectrum practice. Submission deadline: 28 Oct 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
17 Oct Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 28 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Davisson-Germer experiment and chapter mixed applications; Alpha-particle scattering and Rutherford nuclear model.
Short diagnostic assessment on Davisson-Germer experiment and chapter mixed applications; Alpha-particle scattering and Rutherford nuclear model. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
18 Oct Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 28 — Live resolution of Davisson-Germer experiment and chapter mixed applications; Alpha-particle scattering and Rutherford nuclear model and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Davisson-Germer experiment and chapter mixed applications; Alpha-particle scattering and Rutherford nuclear model. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
20 Oct Tuesday • —
Holiday
Holiday Calendar
Dussehra — No live lecture on this holiday; lecture shifted to 24 Oct 2026 (Saturday).
No live academic session is planned on this date. The disrupted lecture, test, or doubt-support slot is compensated elsewhere in the calendar to preserve continuity.
22 Oct Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Atoms
Bohr model, postulates and hydrogen energy levels
States Bohr postulates, derives orbit radius and energy-level ideas, and connects the model to the hydrogen atom spectrum.
24 Oct Saturday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture (Rescheduled)
Atoms
Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals
Interprets spectral series, transitions, excitation and ionisation energies, and solves standard hydrogen-spectrum numericals.
25 Oct Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Cumulative Doubt Clinic 29 — Live resolution of Bohr model, postulates and hydrogen energy levels; Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Bohr model, postulates and hydrogen energy levels; Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
27 Oct Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Nuclei
Nuclear size, density, constituents and mass-energy relation
Introduces nuclear scale, nucleons, approximate density, and the link between mass defect and energy using Einstein relation.
28 Oct Wednesday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 11 — Dual Nature + Atoms — photoelectric equation, matter waves and hydrogen-spectrum practice.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
29 Oct Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Nuclei
Binding energy per nucleon and nuclear stability
Builds binding-energy concepts and uses the binding-energy-per-nucleon trend to explain relative nuclear stability.
31 Oct Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 29 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals; Nuclear size, density, constituents and mass-energy relation; Binding energy per nucleon and nuclear stability.
Short diagnostic assessment on Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals; Nuclear size, density, constituents and mass-energy relation; Binding energy per nucleon and nuclear stability. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
Nov 2026
21 Sessions 01 Nov Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 30 — Live resolution of Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals; Nuclear size, density, constituents and mass-energy relation; Binding energy per nucleon and nuclear stability and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Spectral series, excitation-ionisation and atom numericals; Nuclear size, density, constituents and mass-energy relation; Binding energy per nucleon and nuclear stability. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
03 Nov Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Nuclei
Radioactivity, decay law, half-life and mean life
Studies alpha, beta and gamma decay, derives decay relations, and works with half-life and mean-life calculations.
05 Nov Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Nuclei
Fission, fusion, nuclear energy and chapter numericals
Compares fission and fusion processes, discusses energy release and reactor ideas, and consolidates the chapter through numericals.
06 Nov Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 12 — Nuclei — binding-energy curve, decay law and nuclear-energy numericals. Submission deadline: 13 Nov 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
07 Nov Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 30 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Radioactivity, decay law, half-life and mean life; Fission, fusion, nuclear energy and chapter numericals.
Short diagnostic assessment on Radioactivity, decay law, half-life and mean life; Fission, fusion, nuclear energy and chapter numericals. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
08 Nov Sunday • —
Holiday
Holiday Calendar
Diwali / Deepavali — No Sunday doubt session on this holiday; unresolved queries are carried to the next live doubt clinic.
No live academic session is planned on this date. The disrupted lecture, test, or doubt-support slot is compensated elsewhere in the calendar to preserve continuity.
10 Nov Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping and carrier concepts
Introduces semiconductor behaviour, band-gap view, intrinsic/extrinsic materials, doping and majority-minority carrier ideas.
12 Nov Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
PN junction formation, depletion region and diode characteristics
Explains PN junction formation, depletion layer, forward and reverse bias behaviour, and current-voltage characteristics of a diode.
13 Nov Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 12 — Nuclei — binding-energy curve, decay law and nuclear-energy numericals.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
14 Nov Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 31 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping and carrier concepts; PN junction formation, depletion region and diode characteristics.
Short diagnostic assessment on Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping and carrier concepts; PN junction formation, depletion region and diode characteristics. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
15 Nov Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 31 — Live resolution of Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping and carrier concepts; PN junction formation, depletion region and diode characteristics and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Intrinsic and extrinsic semiconductors, doping and carrier concepts; PN junction formation, depletion region and diode characteristics. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
17 Nov Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
Rectifiers, filters and practical diode applications
Builds half-wave and full-wave rectifier ideas, ripple reduction by filters, and practical uses of diode-based circuits.
19 Nov Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
Zener diode, voltage regulation and junction-device numericals
Studies Zener breakdown, regulation principle and calculation-based applications involving regulated output and safe operating conditions.
20 Nov Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 13 — Semiconductor Electronics — PN junction, rectifiers, zener and logic-gate worksheet. Submission deadline: 27 Nov 2026.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
21 Nov Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 32 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Rectifiers, filters and practical diode applications; Zener diode, voltage regulation and junction-device numericals.
Short diagnostic assessment on Rectifiers, filters and practical diode applications; Zener diode, voltage regulation and junction-device numericals. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
22 Nov Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 32 — Live resolution of Rectifiers, filters and practical diode applications; Zener diode, voltage regulation and junction-device numericals and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Rectifiers, filters and practical diode applications; Zener diode, voltage regulation and junction-device numericals. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
24 Nov Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
Logic gates, truth tables and Boolean combinations
Introduces NOT, OR, AND, NAND and NOR gates with truth tables and basic digital-circuit interpretation.
26 Nov Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Semiconductor Electronics: Materials, Devices and Simple Circuits
Semiconductor chapter consolidation and mixed digital practice
Concludes the core syllabus with device revision, logic-gate combinations and mixed objective-plus-application problems.
27 Nov Friday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 13 — Semiconductor Electronics — PN junction, rectifiers, zener and logic-gate worksheet.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
28 Nov Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 33 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Logic gates, truth tables and Boolean combinations; Semiconductor chapter consolidation and mixed digital practice.
Short diagnostic assessment on Logic gates, truth tables and Boolean combinations; Semiconductor chapter consolidation and mixed digital practice. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
29 Nov Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 33 — Live resolution of Logic gates, truth tables and Boolean combinations; Semiconductor chapter consolidation and mixed digital practice and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Logic gates, truth tables and Boolean combinations; Semiconductor chapter consolidation and mixed digital practice. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
Dec 2026
19 Sessions 01 Dec Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Electrostatics revision I: charge, field and Gauss-law framework
Revises charge properties, field ideas, dipole basics and Gauss-law strategy with a focus on derivations and direct formula application.
03 Dec Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Electrostatics revision II: potential, capacitance and energy recap
Consolidates potential, equipotential surfaces, capacitor combinations, dielectric effects and electrostatic energy methods.
05 Dec Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 34 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Electrostatics revision I: charge, field and Gauss-law framework; Electrostatics revision II: potential, capacitance and energy recap.
Short diagnostic assessment on Electrostatics revision I: charge, field and Gauss-law framework; Electrostatics revision II: potential, capacitance and energy recap. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
06 Dec Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 34 — Live resolution of Electrostatics revision I: charge, field and Gauss-law framework; Electrostatics revision II: potential, capacitance and energy recap and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Electrostatics revision I: charge, field and Gauss-law framework; Electrostatics revision II: potential, capacitance and energy recap. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
08 Dec Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Current electricity revision I: microscopic theory to network reduction
Revises current, drift velocity, resistivity, internal resistance and quick simplification of resistor combinations.
10 Dec Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Current electricity revision II: Kirchhoff, bridge and potentiometer drill
Focuses on circuit-equation setup, Wheatstone and meter bridge applications, potentiometer logic and common exam mistakes.
12 Dec Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 35 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Current electricity revision I: microscopic theory to network reduction; Current electricity revision II: Kirchhoff, bridge and potentiometer drill.
Short diagnostic assessment on Current electricity revision I: microscopic theory to network reduction; Current electricity revision II: Kirchhoff, bridge and potentiometer drill. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
13 Dec Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 35 — Live resolution of Current electricity revision I: microscopic theory to network reduction; Current electricity revision II: Kirchhoff, bridge and potentiometer drill and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Current electricity revision I: microscopic theory to network reduction; Current electricity revision II: Kirchhoff, bridge and potentiometer drill. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
15 Dec Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Magnetism revision I: moving charges, Biot-Savart and Ampere law
Revises magnetic force, loop and solenoid field results, and high-yield derivations from moving charges and magnetism.
17 Dec Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Magnetism revision II: galvanometer, earth magnetism and materials
Bridges current-loop torque, galvanometer conversion, earth-magnetism basics and magnetic-material classification.
18 Dec Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 14 — Revision Pack I — Electrostatics to AC cumulative worksheet with mixed board-style sections. Submission deadline: 06 Jan 2027.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
19 Dec Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 36 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Magnetism revision I: moving charges, Biot-Savart and Ampere law; Magnetism revision II: galvanometer, earth magnetism and materials.
Short diagnostic assessment on Magnetism revision I: moving charges, Biot-Savart and Ampere law; Magnetism revision II: galvanometer, earth magnetism and materials. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
20 Dec Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 36 — Live resolution of Magnetism revision I: moving charges, Biot-Savart and Ampere law; Magnetism revision II: galvanometer, earth magnetism and materials and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Magnetism revision I: moving charges, Biot-Savart and Ampere law; Magnetism revision II: galvanometer, earth magnetism and materials. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
22 Dec Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
EMI revision I: flux change, Lenz law and induced emf numericals
Reviews Faraday and Lenz laws, sign logic, motional emf and induction-based numerical formats.
24 Dec Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
EMI-AC revision II: inductance, LCR resonance and power factor
Combines inductance ideas with AC reactance, resonance, phasor understanding and power-factor reasoning.
26 Dec Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 37 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: EMI revision I: flux change, Lenz law and induced emf numericals; EMI-AC revision II: inductance, LCR resonance and power factor.
Short diagnostic assessment on EMI revision I: flux change, Lenz law and induced emf numericals; EMI-AC revision II: inductance, LCR resonance and power factor. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
27 Dec Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 37 — Live resolution of EMI revision I: flux change, Lenz law and induced emf numericals; EMI-AC revision II: inductance, LCR resonance and power factor and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on EMI revision I: flux change, Lenz law and induced emf numericals; EMI-AC revision II: inductance, LCR resonance and power factor. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
29 Dec Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
AC and electromagnetic waves bridge revision
Links transformer and transmission concepts with displacement current, electromagnetic-wave generation and spectrum applications.
31 Dec Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Ray optics revision I: mirrors, refraction and lens formulae
Rapidly revises image formation in mirrors and lenses, refraction relations and sign-convention-based formula usage.
Jan 2027
20 Sessions 02 Jan Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 38 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: AC and electromagnetic waves bridge revision; Ray optics revision I: mirrors, refraction and lens formulae.
Short diagnostic assessment on AC and electromagnetic waves bridge revision; Ray optics revision I: mirrors, refraction and lens formulae. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
03 Jan Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 38 — Live resolution of AC and electromagnetic waves bridge revision; Ray optics revision I: mirrors, refraction and lens formulae and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on AC and electromagnetic waves bridge revision; Ray optics revision I: mirrors, refraction and lens formulae. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
05 Jan Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Ray optics revision II: prism, TIR and optical instruments
Covers prism deviation, total internal reflection, microscope, telescope and visual-defect correction in one integrated recap.
06 Jan Wednesday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 14 — Revision Pack I — Electrostatics to AC cumulative worksheet with mixed board-style sections.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
07 Jan Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Wave optics revision: Huygens, YDSE, diffraction and polarisation
Revises interference conditions, fringe width, diffraction trends and polarisation-based conceptual questions.
09 Jan Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 39 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Ray optics revision II: prism, TIR and optical instruments; Wave optics revision: Huygens, YDSE, diffraction and polarisation.
Short diagnostic assessment on Ray optics revision II: prism, TIR and optical instruments; Wave optics revision: Huygens, YDSE, diffraction and polarisation. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
10 Jan Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 39 — Live resolution of Ray optics revision II: prism, TIR and optical instruments; Wave optics revision: Huygens, YDSE, diffraction and polarisation and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Ray optics revision II: prism, TIR and optical instruments; Wave optics revision: Huygens, YDSE, diffraction and polarisation. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
12 Jan Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Modern physics revision I: photoelectric effect and matter waves
Consolidates the quantum idea, Einstein photoelectric equation, de Broglie relation and experimental proof of matter waves.
14 Jan Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Modern physics revision II: atoms and spectra
Revises Rutherford and Bohr models, hydrogen energy levels and spectral-transition questions.
16 Jan Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 40 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Modern physics revision I: photoelectric effect and matter waves; Modern physics revision II: atoms and spectra.
Short diagnostic assessment on Modern physics revision I: photoelectric effect and matter waves; Modern physics revision II: atoms and spectra. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
17 Jan Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 40 — Live resolution of Modern physics revision I: photoelectric effect and matter waves; Modern physics revision II: atoms and spectra and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Modern physics revision I: photoelectric effect and matter waves; Modern physics revision II: atoms and spectra. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
19 Jan Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Modern physics revision III: nuclei, decay and nuclear energy
Reviews binding energy, decay law, half-life, fission and fusion using concise exam-oriented summaries.
21 Jan Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Semiconductor revision I: PN junction, rectifiers and zener
Revises semiconductor basics, diode behaviour, rectifier circuits and zener-based regulation.
22 Jan Friday • 06:00 PM
Assignment Release
Assignments
Assignment 15 — Full syllabus final practice pack — optics, modern physics, electronics and cumulative revision sheet. Submission deadline: 10 Feb 2027.
Practice pack released for self-study with derivation checks, NCERT-style numericals, competency questions and chapter-linked error-analysis tasks.
23 Jan Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 41 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Modern physics revision III: nuclei, decay and nuclear energy; Semiconductor revision I: PN junction, rectifiers and zener.
Short diagnostic assessment on Modern physics revision III: nuclei, decay and nuclear energy; Semiconductor revision I: PN junction, rectifiers and zener. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
24 Jan Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 41 — Live resolution of Modern physics revision III: nuclei, decay and nuclear energy; Semiconductor revision I: PN junction, rectifiers and zener and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Modern physics revision III: nuclei, decay and nuclear energy; Semiconductor revision I: PN junction, rectifiers and zener. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
26 Jan Tuesday • —
Holiday
Holiday Calendar
Republic Day — No live revision lecture on this holiday; lecture shifted to 30 Jan 2027 (Saturday).
No live academic session is planned on this date. The disrupted lecture, test, or doubt-support slot is compensated elsewhere in the calendar to preserve continuity.
28 Jan Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Full syllabus mixed revision I: Electrostatics + Current Electricity
Combines the most tested derivations and numericals from electrostatics and current electricity into a mixed-practice session.
30 Jan Saturday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture (Rescheduled)
Revision & Exam Readiness
Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC
Integrates magnetic effects, induction and alternating current into a high-speed result recap and cumulative problem drill.
31 Jan Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Cumulative Doubt Clinic 42 — Live resolution of Full syllabus mixed revision I: Electrostatics + Current Electricity; Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Full syllabus mixed revision I: Electrostatics + Current Electricity; Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
Feb 2027
10 Sessions 02 Feb Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Full syllabus mixed revision III: Optics mega recap
Targets ray optics and wave optics together through formulas, conceptual traps and prior-test error patterns.
04 Feb Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Full syllabus mixed revision IV: Modern Physics + Electronics
Brings together dual nature, atoms, nuclei and semiconductors for compact last-phase revision and formula matching.
06 Feb Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 42 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC; Full syllabus mixed revision III: Optics mega recap; Full syllabus mixed revision IV: Modern Physics + Electronics.
Short diagnostic assessment on Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC; Full syllabus mixed revision III: Optics mega recap; Full syllabus mixed revision IV: Modern Physics + Electronics. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
07 Feb Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 43 — Live resolution of Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC; Full syllabus mixed revision III: Optics mega recap; Full syllabus mixed revision IV: Modern Physics + Electronics and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Full syllabus mixed revision II: Magnetism + EMI + AC; Full syllabus mixed revision III: Optics mega recap; Full syllabus mixed revision IV: Modern Physics + Electronics. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
09 Feb Tuesday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
Sample paper discussion and chapter-wise error analysis
Uses model-paper style questions to diagnose common mistakes in diagrams, sign conventions, derivations and unit handling.
10 Feb Wednesday • 09:00 PM
Assignment Deadline
Assignments
Deadline for Assignment 15 — Full syllabus final practice pack — optics, modern physics, electronics and cumulative revision sheet.
Submission checkpoint for the related worksheet. Students should finish the pack, mark unresolved doubts and be ready for review in the next support cycle.
11 Feb Thursday • 10:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Lecture
Revision & Exam Readiness
NCERT exemplar and competency-question strategy session
Focuses on competency-style framing, multi-concept questions, assertion-reason formats and efficient board-answer structuring.
13 Feb Saturday • 10:00 PM – 10:45 PM
Weekly Test
Assessment
Test 43 (Google Forms / equivalent) — Syllabus: Sample paper discussion and chapter-wise error analysis; NCERT exemplar and competency-question strategy session.
Short diagnostic assessment on Sample paper discussion and chapter-wise error analysis; NCERT exemplar and competency-question strategy session. Focus areas include conceptual accuracy, derivation awareness, circuit or graph interpretation where relevant, and timed numerical execution.
14 Feb Sunday • 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Doubt Session
Support
Doubt Clinic 44 — Live resolution of Sample paper discussion and chapter-wise error analysis; NCERT exemplar and competency-question strategy session and discussion of common errors.
Live doubt-solving and error-analysis session centred on Sample paper discussion and chapter-wise error analysis; NCERT exemplar and competency-question strategy session. Includes re-solving difficult questions, fixing sign-convention mistakes and clarifying the latest problem trends.
15 Feb Monday • 10:00 PM – 11:15 PM
Special Revision Masterclass
Revision & Exam Readiness
Final revision sprint, board strategy and practical-viva pointers
Closes the plan with final formula revision, topic-priority guidance, exam-hall strategy and practical-viva readiness notes.
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