XI NCERT Physics • Chapter 14
Waves · 50 MCQs

50 Objective Questions on Waves

Single consolidated sheet of 50 MCQs covering NCERT basics, CBSE board favourites and JEE/NEET‑level applications from the chapter “Waves”. Attempt them in one sitting to simulate an actual test.

CBSE – Class XI concept check
NEET pattern: sound, intensity, Doppler
JEE Main/Advanced: strings & standing waves
Distribution in this set
Based on past CBSE, NEET and JEE trends, aligned with your question text below.
Concept MCQs
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Application MCQs
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Advanced MCQs
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Exam mix at a glance

The questions below are already tagged inside the text as “CBSE – Class XI”, “NEET”, “JEE Main” and “JEE Advanced”. You do not need extra section headings; simply follow the exam tag to know the original flavour of each question and use filters while revising.

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CBSE concept check

Items starting with “(Exam: CBSE – Class XI)” test pure NCERT theory and simple formula recall such as definition of a wave, units, basic parameters and superposition ideas.

Try without pen first Great warm‑up
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NEET‑style applications

“(Exam: NEET)” questions focus on speed of sound, intensity, phase, beats and Doppler effect — exactly the quick plug‑in numericals and conceptual MCQs you see in NEET and allied exams.

Formula + units Calculation in 30–40 s
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JEE Main & Advanced flavour

“(Exam: JEE Main)” and “(Exam: JEE Advanced)” cover standing waves in strings and pipes, displacement relations, \(\omega, k, v\), energy transport and trickier conceptual patterns.

Graph questions likely Ideal for PYQ practice

50 MCQs on Waves

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