I will give you a subject-wise list of the "most" important topics, the ones which give you a lead. Pardon me and add if I forget some.
Physics:
Electrostatics & Gravitation(conceptually similar)
Current Electricity & Heat Transfer(conceptually similar)
Electromagnetic Induction
Waves (Sound as well as optics)
Geometrical Optics
Thermodynamics and KTG
Rotational Dynamics
Dimensional Analysis - Not a well taught topic but it can help you eliminate many options.
Mathematics:
Matrices and Determinants
Definite Integration
Vectors and 3D
Differential Equations
Conic Sections and Straight Lines
Basic Equation Solving(Trigonometric, Quadratic, Bi-quadratic)
Sequences and Series
Formulas of a triangle
Chemistry:
1.Chemical Bonding & the periodic table(the only chapter if done perfectly can clear most of your doubts in inorganic as well as organic chemistry) ==> makes it easier to learn Coordination Compounds and predict a hell lot of properties ranging from MP,BP, Solubility to reactivity, optical rotation and what not !
This chapter is a necessity if you want to learn chemistry.
2.Carbonyl Compounds & their derivatives
3.Redox reactions, Mole Concept & the concept of equivalents(they have multiple applications in equation balancing to predict the products of a reaction, electrochemistry, inorganic chemistry)
4.Solid state, solutions & gases theory
5.Thermochemistry & the Second Law of Thermodynamics
These should be your strong topics although you should go through others too atleast once.
Wishes !
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