How Many Topics Deleted From JEE Main Physics Syllabus 2026? (Unit-Wise List + Smart Prep Plan)

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For JEE Main 2026, many students are following the reduced / rationalised Physics syllabus structure that removes certain sub-topics which earlier used to appear in coaching notes and older exam prep plans. This doesn’t mean Physics becomes “easy.” It simply means your preparation can now become more focused, and your time can go into the chapters and concepts that actually decide marks and percentile.

In this article, you’ll see the unit-wise deleted topics list , plus a clear “what to do next” strategy so you don’t waste time on low-return portions.

So, how many topics are deleted in JEE Main Physics 2026?

As per the unit-wise deleted list below, deletions are spread across 11 units. If you count each sub-topic item, it comes to around 25 removed sub-topics (the count can vary slightly depending on how some points are grouped together).

The real takeaway:
Don’t treat the reduction as “less work.” Treat it as more precision, because the remaining syllabus tends to get tested with more application-based questions.

JEE Main Physics Syllabus 2026 Deleted Topics

What This Syllabus Reduction Means for Your Physics Preparation

Many students make one of two mistakes after seeing deleted topics:

1. They completely relax and reduce practice
2. They keep studying everything “just in case” and end up wasting time

The correct approach is in the middle: skip the removed portions, but go deeper in the remaining chapters.

Here’s what changes in a practical way:

Your revision becomes faster – if your plan is smart

When the syllabus becomes tighter, revision becomes more manageable. That means you can revise the full Physics portion more times, and every additional revision cycle improves your speed and accuracy.

Questions may become more concept-driven from remaining topics

When a few sub-topics are removed, exam setters don’t “reduce difficulty.” Instead, they often increase the quality of questions from what remains, especially numericals and mixed-concept questions.

So the advantage is not a shorter syllabus. The advantage is that you can now master the syllabus.

What to Focus On Now (So You Score More, Not Just Finish)

If you want a strong score in Physics, you need two things:

1. High-scoring chapters that you can do fast
2. Accuracy under time pressure

A clean preparation focus looks like this:

1) Strengthen the “core scoring engine”

Build confidence in the chapters you repeatedly see in mocks:

• Mechanics basics + problem-solving speed
• Electrostatics + Current Electricity (remaining parts)
• Magnetism + EMI + AC (remaining parts)
• Modern Physics concepts + numericals
• Ray Optics / Wave Optics (remaining parts)

2) Practice like the exam tests Physics (not like a textbook)

Instead of reading 30 pages, do:

• formula revision + 30 MCQs/day
• 10 numericals/day from mixed chapters
• weekly full mock + deep analysis

3) Build an “error-free” system

Most students lose marks due to:

• silly mistakes
• wrong question selection
• calculation slips
• time overuse on one question

Fixing these alone can increase your score massively.

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Conclusion

Yes, several Physics sub-topics are removed in the reduced JEE Main 2026 syllabus framework. But your rank won’t improve just because the syllabus is shorter. Your rank improves when you use this reduction to:

• revise more efficiently
• practice more intelligently
• fix mistakes weekly
• improve accuracy under time pressure

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FAQs — JEE Main Physics Deleted Topics 2026

Q1) Should I completely skip the deleted topics for JEE Main 2026?

Yes. For JEE Main preparation, focus only on the syllabus that is currently followed for the exam and avoid spending time building fresh notes for removed portions.

Q2) Will Physics become easier because topics are deleted?

Not necessarily. The syllabus is shorter, but questions can become more application-based from the remaining chapters.

Q3) What is the smartest use of the time saved from deleted topics?

Use it for additional revision cycles, mixed-topic numericals, and mock test analysis, this produces faster score improvement than extra reading.

Q4) How do I make sure I’m not wasting time on low-return portions?

Follow a strict chapter list, revise formulas weekly, and measure performance through mocks. If a topic doesn’t improve your mock score, it needs a different strategy.

Q5) How can VVT Coaching help me improve Physics quickly?

Through mentor-led planning, AI-based analytics, Remedy Classes for weak areas, and personalised Error Exams that stop repeated mistakes.