Dear Student,

you can most definitely study inorganic chemistry before you start studying for organic chemistry. Follow a study pattern that proves efficient for you and makes proper use of your time as time management is very crucial when it comes to preparing for JEE Mains Examinations. Attempt solving as many previous years questions a you can as it will help you to understand the topics better.

Dear student

Number of questions for any subjects are not fixed for jee mains exam it will all depends on examiners mind what amount of questions They will ask from particular subject. As chemistry have total of 30 questions and there are three parts i.e, physical, organics,and inorganic chemistry do they always try to give equal amount of questions from all three part . So you can expect in range of 8-12 questions from inorganic chemistry. So you can do your preparation according to it. Also give equal importance for both 11th &12th topic they can ask from any topic of both parts. So be prepared for every topic. Read biochemistry, chemistry in every day life, polymers. This three chapters sometimes gives you 2 questions which are purely theory based from NCERT which you can solve easily.

Hope I may have resolved your query

All the best!!

Dear aspirant,

The best way of studying inorganic chemistry is buy tholi understanding all the concept and reaction mechanism as well as the reactions by making some short note. At first study NCERT and the basic textbook thoroughly to make the basic idea on it. Then after completing one topic or 1 chapter make a mind map and for that you need to maintain a copy where some short note will be there. Inorganic chemistry is all about remembering all the things so studying hard is necessary. Try to starting or see different illustration search on YouTube and you will easily get those. for better understanding you can follow more advanced book later but first of all make your concept by studying the basic textbook like NCERT. Try to get engaged with the topics of inorganic chemistry regularly.

All the best.

Hello!

For Organic chemistry go with Solomon's Fryle, that is an amazing book to work on, which is extremely useful for competitive exams. Some will have the concept of understanding in the basis of detailed concepts (like if a concept is explained deeply automatically they will understand the concept), if you are such a kind then use Solomon's for sure. If you are not such a person then go for video learning in YouTube. Actually while learning organic chemistry, try learning with a mindset that you can understand the concepts (it works like magic). Practice conversion and reactions regularly. If you still have some issues go with past ten years question bank and work on the repeated questions. Practice with sample papers for both inorganic as well as organic.

When it comes to inorganic chemistry do not go for other books. If you are a CBSE student, using of NCERT text books is more than enough. If not a CBSE student then try with NCERT book pdf, you might get a detailed idea on certain concepts. Finally give a try for OSWAAL. if you are not that strong in memorizing, if you like singing and dancing try adopting inorganic as a song (make your own rhythm). If not again go with past 10years question bank.

Once you are done with this and if you are appearing for competitive exams go with Arihant and Cengage publications for practice. Choose wisely. Hope the answer was helpful.

Thank You

Hello Aspirant,

In the book by V.K. Jaiswal Sir , each chapter has questions partitioned in level 1,level 2 and level 3 exercise. Level 1 and level 2 have single objective type questions. And level 3 has single type objective, multi correct, assertion reasoning, comprehension type, matrix match and subjective type questions.

Book by Vishal Joshi - Each chapter has questions partitioned in JEE mains , JEE advanced, Previous year IIT problems and NCERT exemplar problems containing single correct objective, multi correct, comprehension type, assertion reasoning, matrix match, subjective and most important ‘Integer questions'. Best part of the book is Previous Question of Mains(All) nd Advanced(All) and NCERT Exemplar(All) , this book has more quality and quantity of problems.

However, the book by Vishal Joshi has divided mains and advanced type questions so that you can practice both pattern of questions. The questions are exclusively crafted by one of the finest teachers of KOTA for INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. The book is divided into more fine chapters. Moreover, VKJ sir 's book lacks integer type questions which have become extremely important in the present scenario.

So, according to the reviews, VJ Sir's book is recommended mostly.

Hope this helps you. Feel free to ask more doubts.

Have a good day!!

• Other books that you can follow for Preparation

Hi,

As you must know that the Chemistry section is generally divided into Physical, Inorganic and Organic chemistry.

The most important topics are:

Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry Periodic table and Representative Elements
Thermodynamics And Gaseous State
Chemical Bonding
Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium
General Organic Chemistry
Hydrocarbons

Around 40 % comes from physical, The weightage of the other two topics vaies every year. Generally, there is more weightage to Organic Chemistry.

For more details:
https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage

Dear student,

There are a lot of good chemistry teachers on YouTube, some may even have the potential to force a change of heart for even those students who hate the subject. Obviously, I cannot find 'THE' best one because there are quite a few exquisite people so I am giving you a few names to get you started.

1. Professor Martyn Poliakoff
2. Arvind arora ( made ejee chemistry )
3. Paaras thakur (unacademy jee)

Hope it helps