In this category, we add all the DIY school project models for pre-college students (Class 11 / Grade11 )/ (Class 12 / Grade12 ).
where students can do themselves step by step for their school exhibition or fair
Aim / Objective: To demonstrate how wind energy can be converted into electrical energy using a windmill, showing the principle of renewable energy generation. Materials Required: Working Principle: The windmill works on the principle of energy conversion — it converts kinetic energy of wind into mechanical energy, and then into electrical energy.When wind strikes the … Read more
Aim / Objective: To demonstrate how hydraulic pressure can be used to lift and move heavy objects by transmitting force through a liquid using syringes and pipes. Materials Required: Working Principle: This model works on Pascal’s Law, which states that pressure applied to a confined fluid is transmitted equally in all directions.When the piston of … Read more
Aim / Objective: To demonstrate how a capacitor stores electrical energy during charging and releases it during discharging, showing its use in controlling and stabilizing electric current. Materials Required: Working Principle: A capacitor is an electrical component that stores energy in the form of an electric field between two plates separated by an insulator (dielectric). … Read more
Here’s a comprehensive list of Zoology Working Model Ideas suitable for school or college exhibitions — covering topics like human anatomy, animal physiology, ecology, evolution, genetics, and more.I’ve grouped them into categories to make it easy to choose from. Human Anatomy & Physiology Models 1)Human Heart Working Model (with blood circulation) The human heart is … Read more
In this physics project, we demonstrate the charging and discharging process of a capacitor using simple components like a capacitor, resistor, LED lights, and two switches. This model helps students visualize how energy is stored and released in electronic circuits — one of the most important concepts in physics and electronics. What You’ll Learn: Materials … Read more