hi priyanka, i have been where you are , so lemme tell you this, there are plenty of books out there in market and many are good and it all comes down to individual preference, ofcourse just NCERT text book ALONE IS NOT SUFFICIENT for chemistry. so read your concepts

hi vishal, lemme tell you how you can score well in chemistry, there are plenty of books out there in market and many are good and it all comes down to individual preference, ofcourse just NCERT text book alone is not enough for chemistry. so read your concepts well, i

hii anuroop

tell me any particular question so that i can help you even better because ionic equilibrium is a vast chapter so if you provide me with some questions then i can help you in solving that particular query.

thank you

In order to clear your basics you can take help of NCERT books.

In order to score good marks in your exam it is very important that you should have good hold on the basicsYou can solve as many as MCQs for your practice to get  a good hold on

As per my Experience I would recommend just go with Super 20 sample papers for class 12. Full Circle Education has recently launched a new series of Super 20 sample papers designed in accordance with the latest CBSE pattern (https://www.allonsps.com/)

Dear Gobinda,

Since the question was asked months ago, I hope you have got admission in any decent college. For admission to integrated M.Sc- PhD programme, B.Sc graduates in any field of science are eligible to apply. However, the criteria can vary from college to college.

If you want to

• For Kattankulathur campus : Minimum 60% aggregate in PCM
• For Ramapuram, Vadapalani and NCR, Delhi campuses : Minimum 50% aggregate in PCM       

• Passed in Higher secondary examination (10+2 pattern ) or appearing in Higher Secondary examination