States of Matter (Gaseous and Liquids)
MHT CET Chemistry · Class 11 · counted across 73 real shifts
Questions per shift
1.0
0–3 in practice
Marks at stake
~1
1 mark each
Appears in
59/73
shifts on record
Past questions
71
2 with diagrams
What actually gets asked
Every States of Matter (Gaseous and Liquids) question across 73 shifts, grouped by the idea it tests. The largest 2 shown here account for 62% of them.
Gas laws24 questions · 34%
Ideal gas equation20 questions · 28%
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The rest of States of Matter (Gaseous and Liquids)
- 6 more sub-themes, covering the remaining 38% of questions in this chapter — the ones you have not been shown above.
- Your own record here — how many of these 71 questions you have answered, how many you got right, and which are still untouched.
- Unlimited practice on this chapter, with no time limit, never repeating a question you have already answered correctly.
- All 67 shifts as full papers, plus every other practice mode.
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Is it getting heavier?
Average questions per shift, by exam year. Weightage moves, and a chapter trending up is worth more of your revision than its long-run average suggests.
0.02022
1.32023
0.92024
0.92025
0.92026
Based on 57 shifts across these years.
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