Hello Alok,

If you prepare organic chemistry section very thoroughly, it should be enough as most of the questions are based on organic part only. But, if you want to get a good score, focus on the other 2 subjects that is biology and physics properly. In chemistry, learn organic chemistry well. Also, it is advisable to go through chapters like coordination compounds and periodic block elements as these are the scoring chapters.

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In inorganic chemistry first you need to divide the syllabus in two parts one is conceptual and other is memory based the conceptual part is the structure of the compounds hybridisation theories of structure of compounds and the memory based part is the reactions and the properties of compounds.

For the first part you can understand the topic well and and practice new questions and consider the exceptions well also if you look at the previous years questions of the competitive exams then you can understand it some compounds which are also in the syllabus of the exams are structures therefore you need to focus more on that part on the second part that is memory based in it to remember each and everything but the problem lies when students don't have proper knowledge of the syllabus therefore you should have Chrisp and clear knowledge of the syllabus and only prepare from the syllabus try to revise daily.

Hello !

There are Two  Requirements for Hydrogen Bonding  :

First, molecules has  hydrogen  attached to a highly electronegative atom (N,O,F).

Second, molecule has a lone pair of electrons on a small highly electronegative atom (N,O,F).

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Hey,CO and CO+ Bond length  are 1.128 Angstrom and 1.115 Angstrom .And bond order of CO+ is 3.5 and CO bond  order is 3.So CO+ is more stable bond than CO .But  CO molecule is neutral. in nature.Bond order of CO+ depends on hybridisation of molecule.

Hello ishhika,

Gold is element derived from latin word 'Aurum'. The magnetic ordering of Aurum is diamagnetic.

I hope this helpful for you.

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Hello!!

Read ncert as many times as you can it has every information required for exams like NEED OR JEE certainly few questions are asked outside the book for those questions solve previous year paper and point questions which ayou are unable to solve write them separately and then memorise them,it is the easiest way to complete everything without reading so many books

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Hello,

To learn and understand any subject, there is only a way to do this is practice. You have to solve 'n' numbers of questions and to do practice. If you find subject difficult then use some tricks which will make it easier for you to understand. If you find it very much difficult to understand then only focus on the important topics which are related with course. Then also if it is difficult for you to cope up with this subject you can leave it and only prepare it for boards not for JEE. You can still get a good score in the JEE with the help of other subjects such as Maths, Organic Chemistry, Physics.

Here are some tips that you can use while learning and practicing this subject

1. Study smartly it means that you do not have to read the whole lengthy answers but to understand it with the help of the practical examples. The examples you can find easily on the internet.

2. Make chart, it means if you want to understand and remember something or some sequence or reactions in this subject you can make a chart of it. So that you can remember lengthy answer or reactions

3. There are various portals which will help you understand the subject. To understand anything there are two ways of it Audio learning and Visual learning and visual learning is the best way of leaning anything. So try to learn through videos with examples. Remember Practice is the key of success.

Hope this answer will help you

Good luck

Hi. Hope you are doing great!

1)physics Concepts of Physics by HC verma

2)for Organic Chemistry Arihant publication

3)Inorganic Chemistry J.D Lee

these are the top reference books for AIIMS.

Hope this will help you!

all the best.

Ayush ;

I get that you want to know about objective questions from chemistry that'll come out of 100 marks in JEE main exam. Considering this , I'd like to suggest that prepare based on NCERT chemistry books.

When it come to inorganic part, almost every single question comes from NCERT books. So, your only virtue of preparation should be NCERT books and don't forget to solve question banks related to inorganic part every once in a while.

Hope this helps!