Lakshya JEE Practice Test - Physics Class 11

Test Overview

• Duration: 60 minutes, with a total of 90 minutes allocated for the test.
• Test Date: 30/06/2024
• Maximum Marks: 96

Topics Covered

• Physics:

  • Motion in a Plane - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Laws of Motion - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Current Electricity - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Moving Charges and Magnetism: Oersted's Experiment and Biot-Savart's Law

• Chemistry:

  • Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Optical Isomerism and Hydrocarbons (excluding elimination)

• Mathematics:

  • Complex Numbers - Chapter I, Class 11
  • Sequences and Series - Complete Chapter, Class 11
  • Relations and Functions - Complete Chapter, Class 11

General Instructions

• Fill in personal details on the test booklet before starting.
• The test comprises 24 questions, averaging 8 questions per subject.
• Each correct answer scores 4 marks; 1 mark is deducted for incorrect answers.
• No electronic devices or textual materials allowed in the examination room.
• Submit the Answer Sheet to the Invigilator after the test; the Test Booklet can be retained.

OMR Instructions

• Use a dark blue or black ballpoint pen for marking answers.
• Ensure bubbles are darkened completely without ticks or cross marks.
• Pencils and whiteners should not be used on the OMR Sheet.
• Ignore multiple markings as they will be counted as invalid.
• Avoid stray marks or folds on the Answer Sheet, as they may disrupt evaluation.

Example Questions

• Questions involve calculating resistance based on given currents and voltages.
• Understanding the potential difference in a circuit utilizing a meter bridge.
• Analyzing a particle's motion projected with velocity at an angle, focusing on trajectory calculations.

Prepare for the JEE with this comprehensive practice test focusing on key physics topics from Class 11. This test covers Motion in a Plane, Laws of Motion, and Current Electricity. Challenge yourself and assess your understanding ahead of the exam!