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Newtonian Mechanics is an essential part of CSIR NET Physical Science (Physics) exam.

In this video I have tried to provide an overview --- Syllabus, Strategies, PYQs and Booklists, in just 29 minutes.

I have divided Newtonian Mechanics in 4 categories

1. Elementary Mechanics (Class 11-12 Level)
2. Integration of conservative systems + Small Oscillation in 1D (B.Sc level)
3. Rotational + Rigid body + Non inertial (B.Sc + M.Sc)
4. Central force (B.Sc + M.Sc)

I have discussed respective weightage in each category, shown you some PYQs from each topics and told you how to solve it....

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You might already have noticed, that I have made two introductory videos to get you started your CSIR NET preparation. My name is Jahir, I did my M.Sc. from IIT Bombay and ranked 008 in CSIR NET exam. I’ll be making and sharing more videos, notes and lots of other materials.

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CSIR NET Physics Hello CSIR NET Physics aspirants .... If you want to add your number in our mail list then please fill up this form. You will receive YouTube video links, notes, pyqs and all the other materials in your email time to time. You will never lose them.

In this video I have discussed the importance of CSIR NET exam. There are three separate categories and cut offs. JRF, Assistant Professor and PhD only.

https://youtu.be/vL0Qq9wzVEM

CSIR NET conducts exams for Physical science, Chemical science, Mathematical science, Biological science and Earth science. All other science NET exam conducted by UGC.

Watch the video to have an Idea about the cut offs of all the three categories.

I have also shown you exam structure There are three parts - Part A, Part B and Part C.

Part A deals with basic science, math and general intelligence questions - at most class 11-12 level. Part B deals with basic knowledge on subject (B.Sc. level) and Part C deals with advanced knowledge on subject (M.Sc. level)

Watch to get all the details......!

I'm Physics professor so this video have a bias towards Physics!