NEET level MOCK TEST -1- 45 QUESTIONS, with three levels of difficulty (question paper only , solutions are given at the end of course)
1) SI system of Units. Learn about the 7 fundamental units , valid throughtout the universe, that make up all other derived units and equations.
Scientists fixed these seven units as the Foundational Building Block of the measurement of physics phenomena .
As of now, humans do not know if there can be any 8th Fundamental Unit. We know only these 7. We stick with 7. These units apply throughout the Universe, not just on planet Earth. If you travel to any other planet or galaxy in the future, you should be able to do your physics work with these 7 units.
- Length : [metre]
- Mass : [kilogram, kg]
- Time : [second,s]
- Electric Current : [Ampere , A]
- Temperature : [Kelvin, K]
- Amount of Substance : [mole, mol]
- Luminous Intensity : [Candela, cd]
2) Conceptual Difference between Mass and Weight .
3) M,L,T Dimensions and checking validity of equations in general
4) Limitations of using Dimensions for verifying all kinds of equations
5) Dimensions derivation for Work Done
6) Dimensions derivation for Coefficient of Dynamic Viscosity (Stokes Law)
7) Dimensions – how to use it to deduce an equation for a paramater – TIME PERIOD of pendulum
8) Parallax error in measurements.
9) Errors in measurements
10) Vernier Caliper, Least Count, and how it is used to measure diameter, width, and depth in a practical machined part.
11) Solved Problems (HC Verma level)
12) NEET UG MOCK TEST-1- Solutions
Course Features
- Lectures 28
- Quiz 1
- Duration Lifetime access
- Skill level All levels
- Language English
- Students 191
- Certificate No
- Assessments Yes
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 28 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Units & measurements29
- 1.1NEET UG MOCK TEST-1 – Question Paper only (solutions given separately at end of course)
- 1.2SI Units
- 1.3The Seven Fundamental Units in physics
- 1.4Expansion of SI, and who are the people who decide the Units
- 1.5The SI Unit of Length and the story of 1 metre
- 1.6The SI Unit of Astronomical distances
- 1.7The SI units of Mass and the story of 1 kg
- 1.8The SI unit of Time
- 1.9The SI Unit of Electric Current
- 1.10The SI Unit of Temperature
- 1.11The SI Unit of the Amount of Substance
- 1.12DIMENSIONS and verifying equations – in terms of M,L,T
- 1.13Limitation of Dimensions (L,M,T) for verifying accuracy of equations
- 1.14DIMENSIONS derivation for WORK DONE
- 1.15DIMENSIONS derivation for ‘G” Gravitational constant
- 1.16DIMENSIONS derivation for coefficient of viscosity
- 1.17DIMENSIONS – how it can be used to deduce an equation for a parameter – Time Period of Pendulum
- 1.18Parallax Error in measurements
- 1.19Errors in measurement- Arithmetic Average and Standard Deviation
- 1.20What is “Least count” in any measuring instrument
- 1.21Vernier Calipers for more accurate measurements
- 1.22Sample Block to be measured
- 1.23Vernier Calipers – Solved problem 1
- 1.24Vernier Calipers – Solved problem 2
- 1.25HCVerma Solved Problems – Solved problem 1
- 1.26HCVerma Solved Problems – Solved Problem 2
- 1.27solved problem-3- Average and Standard deviation of a population
- 1.28Units & measurements-Theory Test30 Minutes7 Questions
- 1.29NEET MOCK TEST-1- questions and solutions- PDF file






