Preparing for Delhi University Semester Exams is a pain in the ass. No one can tell what to expect. But what one can do is prepare oneself for anything. The best way to anticipate the questions, however, is to study the previous years papers. Another way in which you can prepare yourself is to solve the previous papers. What you can do is to try to complete the syllabus well before the exams and then improve your writing skills by completely solving the papers. This will teach you time management and will be a good exercise for the real thing. Here I have compiled some of the Question papers of Physics Honors.
I am a Physics Major myself.
Good Luck for your exams.
BSC (HONS) PHYSICS PART II Thermal PHYSICS LAB III LAB THEORY 2012
BSC (HONS) PHYSICS PART III V PHYSICS LAB VI 2012
B SC HONS PHYSICS PART II PHHP-IV PHYSICS LAB – IV SEM IV 2013
B SC HONS PHYSICS PHHP II PHYSICS LAB -II SEM II 2013
B.SC. (HONS) II PHYSICS PAPER XV ( PHYSICS LAD II ) 2011
B.SC. (HONS) III PHYSICS PAPER XXIII & XXIV ( PHYSICS LAB – III & IV ) 2011
B.SC. (HONS) III PHYSICS PAPER XXIII & XXIV ( PHYSICS LAB III & IV ) 2011
B.Sc. (Hons.) PHTSICS I Sem. PAPER-PHHP Physics-Lab I 2011
B.SC. (HONS.) PHYSICS – II SEM. PAPER- PHHP – PHYSICS LAB. II 2011
B.SC. (HONS.) PHYSICS – II SEM. PAPER PHHP -206 DIGITAL ELECTRONICS Lab 2011
B.Sc. (Hons.) PHYSICS III Sem. PAPER PHHP 308- Microprocessor and Cpmputer Lab 2011
B.Sc. (Hons.) PHYSICS III Sem. PAPER PHHT-Physics Lab. III (Lab. Theory) 2011
DU BSC (HONS) PHYSICS PART I CHEMISTRY LAB 2012
BSC (HONS) PHYSICS PART I PHYSICS LAB I 2012
BSC (HONS) PHYSICS PART II MICROPROCESSOR & COMPUTER PROGRAMMING Lab 2012
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