Moving from ICSE to CBSE physics, your biggest shock will be how much algebra they expect you to do in your head. For me, it was the back-to-basics of ratio, proportion, and simple equations in kinematics that tripped me up, not the new concepts.
My weak algebra meant I understood *why* v=u+at, but fumbled when they asked to find 't' if 'u' is doubled and 'a' is halved. I spent more time untangling the math than learning the physics.
So, bhal lagil, start with the algebra in your NCERT examples—the problems look simple, but they test your manipulation skills. I learned that the hard way before my first unit test, sitting under that tin roof with my sister's old CBSE books.
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