Haryana Board Class 12 Physics Syllabus 2026-27

Exam scheme

Theory 70, practical 30 (15 internal + 15 external). Subject code 850. Practical: two experiments, one activity, viva.

Unit Chapters Marks
Electrostatics Electric Charges and Fields; Electrostatic Potential and Capacitance 8
Current electricity Current Electricity 8
Magnetic effects of current and magnetism Moving Charges and Magnetism; Magnetism and Matter 9
EMI and AC Electromagnetic Induction; Alternating Current 8
Electromagnetic waves Electromagnetic Waves 3
Optics Ray Optics and Optical Instruments; Wave Optics 14
Dual nature Dual Nature of Radiation and Matter 5
Atoms and nuclei Atoms; Nuclei 8
Electronic devices Semiconductor Electronics 7

Chapters (as listed)

  1. Electric charges and fields — Coulomb’s law, field, dipole, Gauss’s law.
  2. Electrostatic potential and capacitance — potential, capacitors, dielectrics, energy stored.
  3. Current electricity — Ohm’s law, resistivity, Kirchhoff’s rules, Wheatstone bridge.
  4. Moving charges and magnetism — Lorentz force, Biot–Savart, Ampere’s law, galvanometer.
  5. Magnetism and matter — bar magnet, dia/para/ferromagnetism.
  6. Electromagnetic induction — Faraday, Lenz, inductance, AC generator.
  7. Alternating current — LCR, resonance, power factor, transformer.
  8. Electromagnetic waves — spectrum (radio to gamma).
  9. Ray optics and optical instruments — mirrors, lenses, prism, microscope, telescope.
  10. Wave optics — Huygens, Young’s experiment, single-slit diffraction.
  11. Dual nature of radiation and matter — photoelectric effect, de Broglie.
  12. Atoms — Rutherford, Bohr, hydrogen spectrum.
  13. Nuclei — binding energy, fission and fusion.
  14. Semiconductor electronics — materials, devices and simple circuits.

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