Thermal Properties of Matter for NEET

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Thermal Properties of Matter in NEET: the numbers

22NEET / AIPMT questions in our PYQ bank (1988–2025)
20exam years with a question from this chapter
3NCERT lines NEET asked more than once

Topics NEET asks most

TopicQuestions
Heat transfer: conduction, convection, radiation 13
Specific heat and calorimetry 5
Thermal expansion 4

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.

Steam is a huge heat source because Lᵥ is about 7 times L_f . Before solving, check whether the hot side can melt all the ice; if not, the mixture stays at 0°C.
AIPMT 1988AIPMT 1999NEET 2014
Steady heat flow follows H = KAΔT/L: proportional to area and temperature difference, inversely to length . Rods in series or parallel work like resistors.
AIPMT 1995AIPMT 2009AIPMT 2010
On any linear scale a reading sits at the same fraction between the ice point and steam point, and a 1°C change equals a 1.8°F change , so use (t_F − 32)/180 = t_C/100 only for readings.
AIPMT 1990AIPMT 2008

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Free NCERT notes for Thermal Properties of Matter

Temperature scales, thermal expansion, specific heat, latent heat and the three modes of heat transfer. NEET usually asks one or two questions from here, mostly on calorimetry, expansion and conduction.

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FAQ

How many questions come from Thermal Properties of Matter in NEET?

Our bank of NEET and AIPMT papers (1988–2025) has 22 questions from Thermal Properties of Matter, most of them from Heat transfer: conduction, convection, radiation, Specific heat and calorimetry, Thermal expansion.

Which NCERT line of Thermal Properties of Matter has NEET asked the most?

This line has been asked 3 times in NEET/AIPMT: "Steam is a huge heat source because Lᵥ is about 7 times L_f. Before solving, check whether the hot side can melt all the ice; if not, the mixture stays at 0°C."

Where can I study Thermal Properties of Matter 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.