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NEET
Physics Mock Test 1

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 2

Questions:: 31
Duration:: 31 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 3

Questions:: 31
Duration:: 31 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 4

Questions:: 31
Duration:: 31 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 5

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 6

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 7

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 8

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 9

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 10

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 11

Questions:: 18
Duration:: 18 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 12

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 13

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 14

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 15

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 16

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 17

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 18

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 19

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Physics Mock Test 20

Questions:: 30
Duration:: 30 minutes
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Practice tests for Topics/Chapters

Sample Questions

BITSAT Physics
A satellite orbits Earth at a height h = R above the surface, where R is Earth's radius. Its orbital velocity is (g = acceleration due to gravity on Earth surface):
A √(gR/2)
B √(gR)
C √(2gR)
D √(gR/4)
NEET Physics
A stone tied to a string of length L is whirled in a vertical circle. The minimum velocity at the lowest point to complete the circle is:
A √(5gL)
B √(3gL)
C √(gL)
D √(2gL)
BITSAT Physics
Two planets of masses m₁ and m₂ orbit each other in circular orbits with separation d. The total angular momentum of the system about their center of mass is proportional to:
A (m₁m₂)²d²/(m₁ + m₂)³
B m₁m₂d¹ᐟ²/(m₁ + m₂)¹ᐟ²
C (m₁ + m₂)m₁m₂d
D m₁m₂d¹ᐟ²/(m₁ + m₂)¹ᐟ²
AEEE Physics
In a transistor, the current amplification factor β = 50. If the collector current changes by 2 mA, the change in base current is:
A 0.04 mA
B 0.02 mA
C 40 mA
D 100 mA
Class 11 Physics
A car moves on a level circular track of radius 80 m. If the coefficient of friction between the tires and the road is 0.5, the maximum speed at which the car can travel without skidding is approximately: (g = 10 m/s²)
A 16 m/s
B 20 m/s
C 25 m/s
D 30 m/s
NEET Physics
A wire of resistance R is stretched to double its length. The new resistance will be:
A 4R
B 2R
C R/2
D R/4
BITSAT Physics
A concave mirror of focal length f produces a virtual image that is 3 times the size of the object. The object distance is:
A 2f/3
B 2f
C 4f/3
D 4f
JEE Main Physics
In a double slit experiment, fringe width beta = lambda D/d. If d is halved, beta:
A Halves
B Remains same
C Doubles
D Quadruples

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