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A NEET style paper: 20 questions in 40 minutes, 2 minutes a question: Physics gets the most time in NEET. Efficiency, Carnot engines and refrigerators, entropy, and a look back at the first law and gas processes. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
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A JEE Main style paper in 50 minutes, at the JEE Main pace of 2.4 minutes a question. Section A has 15 questions with one correct option, and Section B has 5 with a whole number to type. Specific heats, gamma, isothermal, isobaric and adiabatic processes, and mixtures of gases. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
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An Olympiad-style paper: 10 questions in 20 minutes, +3 for a right answer and -1 for a wrong one.
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A NEET style paper: 20 questions in 40 minutes, 2 minutes a question: Physics gets the most time in NEET. Conduction, insulation, radiation from stars and people, Newton's law of cooling, and a look back at the chapter. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
A JEE Main-style test: 10 questions in 25 minutes, +4 for a right answer and -1 for a wrong one.
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Ten questions on simulations, in the style of a coding test. The answers are the printed results of real programs. One asks you to find a mistake.
A school-style paper: 10 questions in 15 minutes on the mean, the median and the mode, outliers and which average to use. One asks you to find a mistake. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
A JEE Main style paper in 50 minutes, at the JEE Main pace of 2.4 minutes a question. Section A has 15 questions with one correct option, and Section B has 5 with a whole number to type. Specific heat, the method of mixtures, latent heat, a heating curve, steam and stoves. Every answer has a worked solution that names the usual slip.
