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NEET PHYSICS- A BLOG FOR BETTER PRACTICE

  Hearty welcome to all. NEET PHYSICS is a blog which facilitates you a variety of practice questions and solutions. You can practice hundreds of questions to attain the perfection in physics. This will help you gain confidence to face the NEET exam and get succeeded. 

   The questions are collected from various forms and mainly we would like to thank especially studiestoday.com in attribution.

  We are providing practice papers for both XI and XII standards chapter wise. Students can select the topics from the menu and when once the page opens scroll up to read the content. Every page starts with summary or list of formulas followed by questions and answers (solutions). Kindly check the blog frequently for the latest updates. Thank you all.

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