Laws of Motion for NEET: PYQ trend, NCERT lines NEET repeats, free lecture

Laws of Motion in NEET: the numbers

83NEET / AIPMT questions in our PYQ bank (1988–2026)

38exam years with a question from this chapter

6NCERT lines NEET asked more than once

Topics NEET asks most

Topic	Questions
Newton's laws and momentum	25
Impulse and conservation of momentum	21
Dynamics of circular motion	15
Friction	12
Free-body diagrams, connected bodies, pulleys	10

NCERT lines NEET asked again and again

Read these lines from your NCERT book twice: NEET has built questions on each of them more than once.

A scale in a lift reads the normal reaction: R = m(g + a) going up , m(g − a) going down, and zero in free fall .

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On a frictionless banked road, the normal reaction's horizontal part gives the centripetal force, so v = √(rg tan θ) with no mass in it.

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Impulse J = FΔt equals Δp . A ball rebounding with the same speed has Δp = 2mv , not zero.

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With no external force, total momentum stays the same. A body exploding from rest has fragment momenta adding to zero , but kinetic energy is not conserved.

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Newton's second law is really F = Δp/Δt: force equals rate of change of momentum , and p = mv is a vector.

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A block just starts to slide when the slope reaches the angle of repose , where tan θ = μₛ . Mass does not matter.

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Free lecture by Prashant Sir

NEWTON'S LAWS OF MOTION - Mechanics L-3 | NEET Physics Crash Course | NCERT Physics Class 11 · 1.2M views on YouTube

Free NCERT notes for Laws of Motion

Newton's three laws, momentum and impulse, friction and the dynamics of circular motion. It is the base of all mechanics; NEET regularly asks on lifts, connected blocks, friction on inclines and banked roads, and the same ideas return in work-energy and rotation.

Read the chapter notes: key NCERT points, graphs, every formula with its meaning, tricks, common mistakes and NEET traps.

FAQ

How many questions come from Laws of Motion in NEET?

Our bank of NEET and AIPMT papers (1988–2026) has 83 questions from Laws of Motion, most of them from Newton's laws and momentum, Impulse and conservation of momentum, Dynamics of circular motion.

Which NCERT line of Laws of Motion has NEET asked the most?

This line has been asked 3 times in NEET/AIPMT: "A scale in a lift reads the normal reaction: R = m(g + a) going up, m(g − a) going down, and zero in free fall."

Where can I study Laws of Motion for NEET for free?

Prashant Sir's full lecture is free on the NEET Physics Kota YouTube channel, and the chapter notes are free on Dhruv.