
With the CBSE Class 12 Physics Board Exam 2026 approaching on 20 February 2026, students often feel nervous, not because they don’t understand Physics, but because they are afraid of forgetting formulas, laws, and definitions during the exam.
Physics in Class 12 is highly formula-based. Even if your concepts are clear, missing one formula, law, or definition can reduce your marks.
At this final stage, your focus should be:
Quick formula revision
Revising all important laws
Strengthening definitions
Avoiding silly mistakes
If you are short on time, these 2 PW videos can help you revise the entire formula and law-based portion of Physics in one focused session.
In the CBSE board exam:
2-mark questions often ask direct definitions or laws.
3-mark questions require writing proper statements of laws.
4–5 mark numericals require correct formulas.
Derivations start from basic laws and equations.
Many students lose marks because they:
Forget the exact statement of a law.
Mix up similar formulas.
Write incomplete definitions.
Forget units and symbols.
This is why revising formulas along with laws and definitions is extremely important.
This video is specially designed for last-minute board revision. It focuses on revising all important formulas from every major chapter in a structured and fast way.
It covers formulas from:
Coulomb’s Law formula
Electric field equation
Electric potential
Capacitance
Energy stored in capacitor
Drift velocity
Ohm’s Law
Resistance combination
Kirchhoff’s Laws equations
Potentiometer formula
Biot–Savart Law
Ampere’s Circuital Law
Force on a moving charge
Radius of a charged particle in a magnetic field
Magnetic flux
Faraday’s Law equation
Self-inductance
Mutual inductance
Energy stored in the inductor
RMS value relation
Inductive reactance
Capacitive reactance
Impedance formula
Resonance condition
Power factor
Mirror formula
Lens formula
Magnification
Refraction formula
Photoelectric equation
Bohr’s radius
Energy level formula
Radioactive decay law
Diode current equation
Rectifier efficiency
Logic gate relations
This formula marathon helps in:
Quick recall
Reducing confusion
Improving speed in numericals
Strengthening memory before sleeping
It is perfect for revising the entire syllabus formulas in one go.
This video is equally important because Physics board exams often ask direct theory questions.
It includes:
Coulomb’s Law
Gauss’s Law
Ohm’s Law
Kirchhoff’s Laws
Biot–Savart Law
Ampere’s Law
Faraday’s Laws
Lenz’s Law
Laws of reflection and refraction
Einstein’s photoelectric equation
Electric flux
Electric potential
Capacitance
Drift velocity
Magnetic flux
Self-inductance
Mutual inductance
RMS value
Power factor
Threshold frequency
In board exams, sometimes questions are asked like:
State and explain Faraday’s law.
Define electric flux.
State Kirchhoff’s current law.
Write the statement of Ohm’s law.
If definitions are incomplete, marks are deducted.
This video ensures:
You remember the correct wording.
You write proper statements.
You avoid missing keywords.
You score full marks in short-answer questions.
Follow this smart revision strategy:
Revise all formulas chapter-wise.
Prepare a final revision sheet.
Focus on exact statements.
This improves memory retention.
Apply formulas immediately.
Students usually forget:
RMS and peak value relation
Transformer formula
Resonance condition
Sign convention in optics
Exact statement of Gauss’s Law
Difference between self and mutual inductance
Photoelectric equation constants
These two videos help you revise all of these in one focused session.
CBSE follows step-wise marking. Even if the final answer is wrong, writing:
Correct formula
Correct law statement
Proper definition
Clear recall of formulas and laws helps in:
Faster problem-solving
Writing clean derivations
Managing exam time
Reducing panic
Confidence increases automatically when formulas are fresh in your mind.
Now is not the time to study new chapters.
Instead:
Revise formulas daily.
Revise laws and definitions carefully.
Practice previous year questions.
Sleep properly before exam day.
If you revise through these two PW videos tonight - Physics Formula Marathon (Boards) and All Laws & Definitions, you can walk into the exam hall feeling prepared and confident.