JEE Main Physics 2026 Most Priority Topics for Scoring 99 Percentile

Based on the questions that appeared last year from all chapters, JEE Main Physics 2025 Most Priority Topics for scoring 99 percentiles have been provided on the page below.

JEE Main Physics 2026 Most Priority Topics: The National Testing Agency (NTA) is all set to conduct the JEE Main 2026 Session 1 exam. For the aspirants who are looking for study materials or expected topics, we have brought the JEE Main 2026 Physics Most Priority Topics to practise. Students aiming for 99 percentile and above must focus on concept clarity, formula mastery, and problem-solving speed. Based on expert analysis and previous years’ trends, here are the most important Physics topics that can help candidates secure a top percentile in JEE Main 2026. By practising these topics, candidates can enhance their preparation and increase their chances of qualifying for the exam.

JEE Main Physics 2026 Most Priority Topics for Scoring 99 Percentile

Based on the previous year’s trends, from each chapter, the JEE Main Physics 2026 Most Priority Topics are provided in the following table:

Chapter Name	Most Priority Topics
Kinematics	Uniformly Accelerated Motion Average Speed and Instantaneous Velocity Projectile Motion
Newton’s Law of Motion	Second Law of Motion Equilibrium of Concurrent Forces
Circular Motion	Motion in Vertical Circle
Work Energy Power	Work done by Constant Force and a Variable Force
Rotation	Torque and Statistics of Rigid Bodies Moment of Inertia of Rigid Bodies Rolling Motion Angular Momentum and Its Conservation
Fluid	Surface Energy and Surface Tension Bernoulli’s Principle and Its Applications
Gravitation	Acceleration due to Gravity and its Variation with Altitude and Depth Degrees of Freedom, Law of Equipartition of Energy and Internal Energy
KTG and Thermodynamics	Adiabatic and Polytropic Process Isothermal, Isochoric, Isobaric Process Average, Most Probable, RMS Speed
Units and Measurement	Dimensional Analysis and its Applications Errors in Measurement Dimensions of Physics Quantities
SHM	SHM Equation, x,v,a
Ray Optics	Refraction of Light at all Planes and Spherical Surfaces Refraction of Light through Prism Image Formation by a Thin Lens Lens Maker Formula Matter Waves Radiation Pressure Photoelectric Effect
Modern Physics	Bohr Model Hydrogen Spectrum Composition and Size of Nucleus Nuclear Fission, Fusion and Reactor
Magnetic Effects of Current	Charge in Uniform Magnetic Field Ampere’s Law and its Applications

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