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Some people might find the Physics lab easy and for others it might be toiling work.
I was lucky enough to encounter scanned pdfs of lab reports written by our seniors (Harshil Bhaiya and Vivek Bhaiya).
I found them extremely helpful and I'm thankful to both Harshil Bhaiya ad Vivek Bhaiya for sharing them.
Some of the scanned pages were wrongfully oriented, so I thought why not fix them and share this treasure trove with you guys.
Before we begin, I would like to point out the fact that the syllabus underwent a change in 2013 hence the report for Exp. 8 (Newton's Rings) isn't available and some of the experiments have a differently worded aim or exp. number. Nevertheless, it is still beneficial to go through them once before your respective experiments as they are still relevant.
Experiment 1
Some of the scanned pages were wrongfully oriented, so I thought why not fix them and share this treasure trove with you guys.
Before we begin, I would like to point out the fact that the syllabus underwent a change in 2013 hence the report for Exp. 8 (Newton's Rings) isn't available and some of the experiments have a differently worded aim or exp. number. Nevertheless, it is still beneficial to go through them once before your respective experiments as they are still relevant.
Experiment 1
Experiment 8 (Theory only)
Last but not the least-
If you have already completed an experiment and have some advice about the experiment in regards to how it can be performed more efficiently, the type of viva questions asked etc., please share it in the comments below and help out your fellow classmates.
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