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IIT JAM Physics — Previous Year Video Solutions
5 Topics • Mathematical Physics • Mechanics • Thermodynamics • Modern Physics • EMT

Free IIT JAM Physics previous year video solutions by Pravegaa Education — 5 topic-wise playlists covering Mathematical Physics, Mechanics, Kinetic Theory & Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, and Electricity & Magnetism. Multi-year coverage — see how questions from the same topic evolve across IIT JAM papers. Free on YouTube. No login. Subscribe @PravegaaEducation.

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IIT JAM Physics PYQ Video Solutions — Topic-wise Playlists

Pravegaa Education’s IIT JAM Physics PYQ video solution series organises solutions by topic — not by year. This is the most effective way to study: seeing how IIT JAM asks about the same concept across multiple years reveals the pattern, difficulty progression, and the exact depth expected.

The 5 topics covered — Mathematical Physics, Mechanics, Kinetic Theory & Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, and Electricity & Magnetism — together account for approximately 70–80% of IIT JAM Physics marks. Each topic playlist is taught by Pravegaa senior faculty (Atul Gaurav, JNU) with clear physical reasoning before the mathematics — building the approach that Section B (MSQ, no negative) and Section C (NAT, no negative) demand.

Topic-wise organisation

5 playlists — one per major IIT JAM topic. Watch an entire topic playlist before moving to the next.

Multi-year cross-paper coverage

Same topic across multiple years reveals recurring patterns, increasing difficulty, and new question styles introduced recently.

Section B & C focus

Videos demonstrate how to approach MSQ and NAT questions — the no-negative sections where confident attempts maximise score.

Physical reasoning first

Every solution begins with physics before mathematics — the correct exam approach for IIT JAM’s increasingly conceptual papers.

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All 5 Topic Playlists

IIT JAM Physics Video Solutions — Browse by Topic

5 topic-wise video solution playlists for IIT JAM Physics — multi-year coverage showing how IIT JAM questions across these topics evolve in style and difficulty. Watch full playlist →

💡 Best workflow: Download the IIT JAM paper for the year shown in each video (all years free here). Attempt the question first. Then watch. For IIT JAM: always attempt all Section B (MSQ) and Section C (NAT) questions — no negative marking in those sections. Train this with every practice session.

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IIT JAM Topic~15–18% of marks

IIT-JAM Previous Year Solutions — Mathematical Physics

Vector calculus, linear algebra, complex analysis, Fourier series, differential equations, probability & statistics. Mathematical Physics is consistently the highest-scoring topic for well-prepared students — it bridges every other section. Videos cover the question styles from multiple IIT JAM years.

Pattern: Appears in every IIT JAM paper without exception

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IIT JAM Topic~18–22% of marks

IIT-JAM Previous Year Solutions — Mechanics

Newton’s laws, Lagrangian & Hamiltonian formalism, central force problems, rigid body dynamics, small oscillations, and Special Theory of Relativity. IIT JAM Mechanics has shifted toward Lagrangian/Hamiltonian conceptual questions — the videos show the approach for these higher-difficulty problems.

Pattern: Highest or joint-highest weightage topic in IIT JAM Physics

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IIT JAM Topic~10–14% of marks

IIT-JAM Previous Year Solutions — Kinetic Theory & Thermodynamics

Laws of thermodynamics, Carnot cycle, Maxwell relations, partition functions, Bose-Einstein / Fermi-Dirac / Maxwell-Boltzmann distributions, blackbody radiation, kinetic theory of gases. Thermodynamics is predictably numerical — the videos show how to set up problems correctly from first principles.

Pattern: Reliable numerical content — high scoring for well-prepared students

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IIT JAM Topic~12–16% of marks

IIT-JAM Previous Year Solutions — Modern Physics

Photoelectric effect, Compton scattering, de Broglie hypothesis, nuclear properties, radioactive decay, fission & fusion, lasers, particle physics basics, and Quantum Mechanics fundamentals (Schrödinger equation, harmonic oscillator, hydrogen atom). One of the most concept-intensive IIT JAM sections.

Pattern: Section B & C Modern Physics questions are high-value — no negative marking

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IIT JAM Topic~14–18% of marks

IIT-JAM Previous Year Solutions — Electricity & Magnetism

Electrostatics (Gauss’s law, boundary value problems), Biot-Savart law, Ampere’s theorem, Faraday’s law, Maxwell’s equations, EM waves in free space, reflection & refraction. IIT JAM EMT questions test both conceptual understanding and computational ability — the videos demonstrate both approaches.

Pattern: Strong overlap with CSIR NET EMT — dual-exam preparation value

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Combined Weightage of These 5 Topics in IIT JAM Physics

Mathematical Physics

~15–18%

Mechanics

~18–22%

Thermodynamics

~10–14%

Modern Physics

~12–16%

EMT

~14–18%

These 5 topics together contribute approximately 70–80% of IIT JAM Physics marks. Mastery of these 5, combined with Optics + Solid State + Waves (the remaining topics in Pravegaa’s course), is what builds a competitive JAM rank.

Why Topic-wise Works

Why Topic-wise PYQ Study Beats Year-wise for IIT JAM

✗ The Problem with Year-wise Study

✗You jump between topics — Mathematical Physics one question, then Mechanics, then EMT — breaking conceptual flow
✗You can’t see how a topic’s difficulty has evolved across years — which new question styles have appeared
✗You miss the cross-question patterns that reveal which sub-topics are most tested within a topic
✗Year-wise review feels like a mock test but doesn’t build the deep topic mastery that creates a competitive rank
✗You spend time on topics that appeared briefly in one year rather than the consistent high-weight topics

✓ Why Topic-wise Works Better

✓Each topic builds in a continuous flow — concept, then increasing difficulty across years
✓You see how IIT JAM questions on the same topic have become more conceptual in recent years
✓Topic-wise reveals which sub-topics are perennial favourites vs. occasional appearances
✓After each topic playlist, you know your strength in that topic — enabling focused revision
✓The 5 topic playlists build progressively — do Mathematical Physics first, then Mechanics, then EMT

💡 Recommended viewing sequence: (1) Mathematical Physics → (2) Mechanics → (3) Electricity & Magnetism → (4) Thermodynamics → (5) Modern Physics. This sequence mirrors the logical flow of physics — Mathematical Physics tools are used throughout all subsequent topics, Classical Mechanics precedes Quantum Mechanics conceptually, and EMT feeds naturally into Modern Physics.

Section B & C Strategy

IIT JAM Section B (MSQ) & Section C (NAT) — The Videos Train These

IIT JAM Physics has no negative marking in Section B (Multiple Select Questions) and Section C (Numerical Answer Type). Together, Sections B and C account for 50 marks — half the paper. The topic-wise video solutions specifically demonstrate how to approach these question types.

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Section A — MCQ

10Q × 1M + 20Q × 2M = 50M · −1/3 negative

30 questions, 50 marks. Negative marking of −1/3 per wrong answer. Be selective — skip when less than 70% confident. The video solutions show how to rule out options using physics principles rather than guessing.

B

Section B — MSQ

10Q × 2M = 20M · No negative marking ✓

10 Multiple Select Questions — one or more options correct. No negative marking — always attempt all 10. Full marks only for completely correct response. Videos demonstrate how to identify all correct options using systematic physics reasoning.

C

Section C — NAT

20Q × (1M+2M) = 30M · No negative marking ✓

20 Numerical Answer Type questions — type the exact numeric answer. No negative marking — always attempt all 20. Speed and calculation accuracy both critical. Videos show the fast calculation approaches used by toppers.

✅ Key habit to build from Day 1: In every practice session and every video solution you watch, train yourself to attempt every Section B and Section C question. Never leave a NAT or MSQ blank during practice. This habit, trained consistently across the course, is what maximises your Section B+C score on exam day. Test this with the IIT JAM Test Series →

PDF Solutions Too

IIT JAM Physics PDF Solutions — Free for All Years

Pravegaa also provides free PDF solutions for IIT JAM Physics — step-by-step written solutions for multiple years of the full paper. Use PDF solutions as a fast-scan revision tool after completing topic-wise video solutions. PDFs let you quickly check: “Can I reproduce this solution without the video?”

✓Complete solutions for multiple IIT JAM Physics years — free PDF download
✓Step-by-step working for Section A (MCQ), Section B (MSQ), and Section C (NAT)
✓Written by Pravegaa faculty — same quality as paid course material
✓No login, no registration — click and download directly
✓Complement the video solutions — videos for deep understanding, PDFs for rapid revision

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How to Use

Maximum Value from IIT JAM PYQ Video Solutions

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Start by topic, not year

Follow the recommended sequence: Mathematical Physics → Mechanics → EMT → Thermodynamics → Modern Physics. Complete each topic playlist before moving to the next.

2

Download the paper first

Get the IIT JAM paper for each year from the free PYQ page. Attempt the topic-specific questions before watching the video solution for that year.

3

Always attempt B and C

In every practice attempt, train yourself to attempt all Section B (MSQ) and Section C (NAT) questions. Zero negative marking — never leave these blank.

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Watch for the approach

The goal is not just checking the answer — it is understanding: what physical principle was applied? Why was this mathematical approach chosen? Build your solution method, not just your answer bank.

5

Track topic strength

After completing each topic playlist, rate your confidence: 90%+ (strong), 70–90% (needs more practice), below 70% (needs study material + rewatch). Act on this rating.

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Use PDFs for final revision

In the last 4–6 weeks before IIT JAM, use the PDF solutions for rapid scanning — faster than videos. Videos are for deep understanding; PDFs are for exam-week revision.

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FAQ

IIT JAM Physics Video Solutions — Frequently Asked Questions

Topics covered, why topic-wise works, when to watch, marking scheme, PDF solutions, and courses.

Pravegaa’s IIT JAM Physics video solution series covers 5 major topic playlists: Mathematical Physics, Mechanics, Kinetic Theory & Thermodynamics, Modern Physics, and Electricity & Magnetism. These 5 topics together account for approximately 70–80% of IIT JAM Physics marks. The videos are multi-year — showing how questions on the same topic evolve across different IIT JAM papers. All videos are free on YouTube at @PravegaaEducation, playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnLkf2jgZfQ-hIlHU3lQuHB88ns9Zz79Z
Topic-wise organisation is more effective for exam preparation than year-wise. When you watch all Mathematical Physics questions across multiple years, you see: (1) which sub-topics appear most consistently; (2) how difficulty has evolved toward more conceptual questions in recent years; (3) which solution approaches work best for that topic. Year-wise study jumps between topics randomly and doesn’t build the deep topic mastery needed for a competitive IIT JAM rank.
Always solve the question first before watching the video. The correct workflow: (1) Download the IIT JAM paper for that year (all years free at pravegaa.com/free-download/previous-year-question-papers/iit-jam-physics-question-paper/); (2) Attempt the topic-specific questions — for Section B (MSQ) and Section C (NAT), always attempt even if unsure (no negative marking); (3) Then watch the video solution and compare your approach. The video is most valuable when you’ve already attempted the question.
IIT JAM Physics: 60 questions, 100 marks, 3 hours CBT. Section A (30 MCQ — 10Q×1M + 20Q×2M = 50 marks, −1/3 negative marking per wrong answer). Section B (10 MSQ — 2M each = 20 marks, NO negative marking — always attempt all). Section C (20 NAT — 10Q×1M + 10Q×2M = 30 marks, NO negative marking — always attempt all). Sections B and C together = 50 marks with zero penalty for wrong answers. Always attempt every B and C question.
Yes — Pravegaa provides free IIT JAM Physics PDF solutions for multiple years at pravegaa.com/free-download/previous-year-solutions/iit-jam/. The PDFs contain step-by-step worked solutions for the complete paper (Sections A, B, and C). PDF solutions are ideal for rapid revision — use them after completing the topic-wise video playlists. The recommended workflow: videos for deep understanding → PDFs for exam-week revision.
Pravegaa’s IIT JAM Physics programme covers all 11 topics in the JAM syllabus — not just the 5 in the video series. The course includes daily live concept lectures, dedicated problem-solving sessions, weekly doubt clearing, study material for all topics, and the full test series (Section A, B & C practice with the exact 100M / 3-hour CBT pattern). The course fee is ₹22,000 for the Online Live programme or ₹22,000 for Evening + Weekend. Free demo class at pravegaa.com/demo-class-registration/ — attend before any payment decision.

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Pravegaa Education provides free IIT JAM Physics previous year video solutions on YouTube (@PravegaaEducation) — 5 topic-wise playlists: Mathematical Physics (~15–18%), Mechanics (~18–22%), Kinetic Theory & Thermodynamics (~10–14%), Modern Physics (~12–16%), and Electricity & Magnetism (~14–18%). Together, these 5 topics account for ~70–80% of IIT JAM Physics marks. Videos show multi-year coverage — how questions on the same topic evolve across IIT JAM papers. All free — no login required. Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLnLkf2jgZfQ-hIlHU3lQuHB88ns9Zz79Z

IIT JAM Physics marking: Section A (MCQ, −1/3 negative), Section B (MSQ, NO negative — always attempt all 10), Section C (NAT, NO negative — always attempt all 20). Sections B+C = 50 marks with zero penalty. IIT JAM 2026 conducted by IIT Bombay on February 15, 2026. 748 seats across 22 IITs. PDF solutions also free at pravegaa.com/free-download/previous-year-solutions/iit-jam/

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IIT JAM Physics now rewards conceptual depth and cross-topic reasoning — not memorised solutions. Topic-wise video study reveals the patterns. Structured course preparation builds the depth. Section B and C practice under timed conditions builds the score. Start with the free videos. Then attend the free demo class.

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