3 Secrets to revising XI quickly for AIPMT- Revealed!

Revising Class XI is as important as mastering new concepts that you learn every day as part of your Class XII curriculum! Based on the last 5 years exam pattern, Class XI syllabus holds equal weight-age compared to Class XII when it comes to questions asked in competitive exams like AIPMT.

Here are 3 secret tips that will ensure you’re able to revise Class XI efficiently in the least amount of time possible!

1. Start Early

The best time to start revising XI is immediately after you enter XII. The syllabus is fresh in your head and you can revise everything really quickly. Students on an average revise their entire class XI syllabus by starting early in just about 2 months!

2. Revise the most important chapters first-half

If you haven’t started early and were too busy trying to cope with new Class XII theory/concepts, you would be wise to start revising at least the most important chapters! We’ve given below a list of chapters that you should be revising right now (based on effort required and exam importance), up until the end of January.

Based on CBSE class XI syllabus, Low effort + High weight-age = Most Important and High effort + Low weight-age = Least Important.

Physics:

Sr. No.	Most Important	Important	Less Important	Least Important
1.	Gravitation	Kinematics	Physical World and Measurement	Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body
2.	Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory	Laws of Motion	Properties of Bulk Matter
3.	Oscillations and Waves	Thermodnamics	Work, Power and Energy

Chemistry:

Sr. No.	Most Important	Important	Less Important	Least Important
1.	Atomic Structure	Thermodynamics	Chemical Equilibrium	Mole concept
2.	Gaseous and Liquid States	General organic chemistry	Redox and Volumetric Analysis	Periodic classification
3.	Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure	Isomerism	Qualitative Analysis	Classification and Nomenclature
4.			Hydrocarbons	s-block elements (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals)
5.				Hydrogen and its compounds

Biology:

Sr. No.	Most Important	Important	Less Important	Least Important
1.	Structural Organization in Animals	Biological Classiﬁcation	The Living World	Plant Kingdom
2.	Cell: The unit of life	Morphology of Flowering Plants	Mineral nutrition	The Animal Kingdom
3.	Biomolecules	Body fluids and circulation	Locomotion and movement	Anatomy of Flowering Plant
4.	Cell cycle and cell division	Neural control and coordination
5.	Transport in plants	Chemical coordination and integration
6.	Photosynthesis in higher plants
7.	Respiration in plants
8.	Plant growth and development
9.	Digestion and absorption
10.	Breathing and exchange of gases
11.	Excretory products and their elimination

3. Identify connected concepts between XI and XII

For example, when you’re studying Human Reproduction in Class XII Biology, you should revise Cell: The Unit of Life & Cell Cycle and Cell Division from Class XI. Similarly, in Chemistry while studying Solutions in Class XII you can revise Mole Concept from Class XI.