Basic Science MCQ Practice & Test

MSBTE K Scheme · Basic Science 311305

Physics — Choose a unit

Select a unit to see its subtopics. Open an available topic, review the key concepts, and use Study or Test mode.

Study: View an explanation after each question. Topic Test: Submit your answers to see your score and explanations. Full Unit Tests will be added as each unit is completed.

Unit 1 — Units and Measurements
  • 1.1 Physical Quantities and Units10 questions
    Open Study & Topic Test
  • 1.2 Scalar and Vector QuantitiesComing soon
  • 1.3 Dimensions and Dimensional AnalysisComing soon
  • 1.4A Errors in MeasurementComing soon
  • 1.4B Significant FiguresComing soon
  • 1.5 Ancient Astronomical InstrumentsComing soon
  • 1.6 Vernier Calipers and Screw GaugeComing soon
  • Unit 1 — Revision TestComing soon
Unit 2 — Electricity, Magnetism and Semiconductors
  • 2.1A Electric Charge and Coulomb’s LawComing soon
  • 2.1B Electric Field and Electric PotentialComing soon
  • 2.2 Magnetic Field and Magnetic FluxComing soon
  • 2.3A Current, Ohm’s Law and ResistivityComing soon
  • 2.3B Series and Parallel ResistancesComing soon
  • 2.3C Ammeter and VoltmeterComing soon
  • 2.3D Heating Effect of Electric CurrentComing soon
  • 2.4A Conductors, Insulators and Energy BandsComing soon
  • 2.4B Intrinsic and Extrinsic SemiconductorsComing soon
  • 2.5A PN Junction and I–V CharacteristicsComing soon
  • 2.5B Diode Resistance and Half-Wave RectifierComing soon
  • Unit 2 — Revision TestComing soon
Unit 3 — Thermometry and Fiber Optics
  • 3.1 Heat, Temperature and Temperature ScalesComing soon
  • 3.2 Heat TransferComing soon
  • 3.3 Gas LawsComing soon
  • 3.4A Thermal ConductivityComing soon
  • 3.4B Newton’s Law of CoolingComing soon
  • 3.5 Refraction and Total Internal ReflectionComing soon
  • 3.6A Optical Fibre: Principle and ConstructionComing soon
  • 3.6B Types and Applications of Optical FibresComing soon
  • Unit 3 — Revision TestComing soon

Questions are arranged from easy to more challenging. Explanations are in English. Chemistry practice material will be added separately.