Class 11 Physics
14 chapters with labs
Units and Measurements
Measurement systems, units, dimensions, and error analysis.
8 labs
Motion in a Straight Line
Kinematics of rectilinear motion, equations, and graphical analysis.
8 labs
Motion in a Plane
Two-dimensional motion, projectile motion, and circular motion.
8 labs
Laws of Motion
Newton's laws, friction, circular motion dynamics, and applications.
8 labs · Available with course
Work, Energy and Power
Work-energy theorem, conservation of energy, and collision mechanics.
6 labs · Available with course
System of Particles and Rotational Motion
Center of mass, moment of inertia, and rotational dynamics.
8 labs · Available with course
Gravitation
Universal law of gravitation, Kepler's laws, and gravitational potential.
8 labs · Available with course
Mechanical Properties of Solids
This chapter explores the mechanical behavior of solid materials under applied forces and deformations. Class 11 students will learn about stress, strain relationships, elastic properties, and how different materials respond to mechanical forces in various engineering applications.
8 labs · Available with course
Mechanical Properties of Fluids
This chapter focuses on the physical properties of fluids at rest and in motion. Class 11 students will explore concepts of pressure, fluid dynamics, viscosity, and surface tension, understanding how these principles apply to real-world phenomena and engineering applications.
8 labs · Available with course
Thermal Properties of Matter
This chapter examines how materials respond to changes in temperature and heat flow. Class 11 students will study temperature measurement, thermal expansion, specific heat capacity, phase changes, and various mechanisms of heat transfer that are essential to understanding thermal physics.
8 labs · Available with course
Thermodynamics
This chapter introduces fundamental laws governing energy transformations in physical systems. Class 11 students will explore thermal equilibrium, laws of thermodynamics, thermodynamic processes, and heat engines, establishing the foundation for understanding energy conversion in natural and engineered systems.
8 labs · Available with course
Kinetic Theory
This chapter explores the microscopic model of matter that explains macroscopic properties of gases. Class 11 students will learn how molecular motion relates to temperature, pressure, and energy, developing a deeper understanding of gas behavior through statistical principles and molecular dynamics.
8 labs · Available with course
Oscillations
This chapter investigates periodic motion, focusing on simple harmonic motion as a fundamental physical phenomenon. Class 11 students will analyze mathematical descriptions of oscillations, energy transformations, and practical examples like pendulums that demonstrate harmonic behavior in natural and mechanical systems.
8 labs · Available with course
Waves
This chapter explores wave phenomena, examining how energy propagates through space without transferring matter. Class 11 students will study wave types, mathematical descriptions of wave motion, superposition principles, and phenomena like reflection and interference that form the foundation of acoustics and optics.
8 labs · Available with course
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