Hello Dear Student,

Physical, Organic and Inorganic are the three major Branches of Chemistry.

The Difference between them are as following:

Physical Chemistry:

Physical Chemistry is the study of how matter behaves on a molecular and atomic level and how chemical reactions occur.

Components of Physical Chemistry:

• Chemical Kinetics
• Thermodynamics
• Quantum Chemistry
• Spectroscopy

Organic Chemistry:

Organic Chemistry is the Study of the Structure, properties and Reactions of Organic compounds, which contain Carbon in covalent bonding.

Components of Organic Chemistry:

• Haloalkanes and Haloarenes.
• Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers.
• Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic acids.
• Amines.
• Biomolecules.
• Polymer.

Inorganic Chemistry:

Inorganic Chemistry deals with synthesis and behavior of inorganic and organometallic compounds. This basically refers to the study of the chemical compounds that are not organic compounds.

Components of inorganic chemistry:

• Industrial inorganic chemistry.
• Coordination Compounds.
• Main group compounds.
• Transition metal compounds.
• Organometallic compounds.
• Cluster compounds.
• Bioinorganic compounds.
• Solid state compounds.

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Hello Aspirant,

As per previous year trend their are 1-2 questions are asked in jee mains from p- block and from inorganic chemistry their are 7-8 questions are asked every year(except p-block) including p-block average 9-10 questions asked every year in jee mains paper.

For more subject weightage you can go through the given link:- https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-syllabus-weightage

Hope this information helps you.

Best of Luck!!!

Dear student,

Of your are preparing for jee mains then the best book for jee mains for inorganic chemistry is NCERT. And for practice questions the best book is Problems in inorganic chemistry by VK JAISWAL.

In VK jaiswal book you will get a lot of practice questions with different levels and it is also useful for jee advanced. Also your must practice or solve the previous years problems for jee mains. You must go through each and every line of ncert book because the question can be framed very easily with selecting a line also.

You can also refer JD LEE book for more detailing and enlarging your concepts, but it will take time.

Hello amar,

You're question isn't clear. Can you be please nore detail. So that I can help you out.

Hello aspiriants ,

Weightage of inorganic chemistry is quite good , you shouldn't skip this part.

total number of question is 12 in inorganic chemistry.

And all the topics have equal weight but just go through s , p , d ,f block and also go through atomic radius , electron affinity , electronegativity , ionization and electrode potential. if you have less time for study.

D block elements are called as transition elements. F block elements are called as inner transition metals. F block elements were actually a part of group 3 only but due to some similarities in their properties they got a different space in f block table.

Kindly refer to the link below for knowing more about these elements.

https://school.careers360.com/ncert/ncert-solutions-class-12-chemistry-chapter-8-the-d-and-f-block-elements

Best wishes. Thank-you.

Hello

For attempting any type of mcqs you should follow excluding other options this is possible when you had multiple revisions of that subject

And inorganic chemistry has everything to learn and remember so for that you should read them again and again and try to make some mnemonics for easy recall and learn them again and again before exams

This well help you to exclude all the wrong options and then you can score well

And try to learn by writing that again and again

Hope this helps

All the best

Hi,

You need to do the following to prepare for inorganic:

1. Make a list of all the exception of a particular block elements ( suppose d block).
2. Put that list up on the front wall of your study table.
3. Watch them daily. No need to read. Just watch them in a regular basis.
4. Find out problems ( that's going to a tideous job indeed) related to those exception and solve them. Don't forget to take help from your prepared list while solving problems.

You will soon be a master of inorganic. Don't leave inorganic problems in NEET. Inorganic is a highly scoring subject. You just need to practice a lot of questions to grasp all the information of inorganic.

Best of luck ! I believe you will try your best.

hello there!

In NEET Chemistry section,

around 36% of weightage is given to Physical and Inorganic Chemistry while 28% of weightage is given to Organic Chemistry Syllabus.

For more information click below

https://www.google.com/amp/s/medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus/amp

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