Hello aspirant

Yes , 11th and 12th NCERTs are good for Inorganic chemistry ,the whole chemistry NCERT class 11 and 12 book is good enough for JEE mains,NEET and class 11 and 12 boards.

List of Inorganic chemistry chapters are :

Class 11th:

1. Classification of Element and Periodicity
2. Hydrogen
3. S- block Elements
4. P- block Elements
5. Environmental Chemistry

12th

1. P- block Element
2. D- and f- block Elements
3. General Principle and Process of Isolation of Elements
4. Co-ordination Compound

Hope this helps.

Hello aspirant

Hoping you are doing good. As you must be knowing to become an IAS officer you have to clear three stages of exam that is prelims mains and interview.

Now the first step to start for the preparation of an upsc cse exam to make your basics clear and to clear it you need to be very good in all your previous classes mostly in the social studies one.

So study thoroughly all the ncert books of social studies as they will be helping you so much. Start from class 6 and do upto class 12 and after that you can do standard books.

That will be very easy for you.

Best of luck !

Thank you !

Dear aspirant !

Hope you are doing great ! As per your question ,I want to tell you that ncert books are enough to score 120+ marks in TS EAMCET MPC ,however not enough but more than enough ,also if you want  to improve more ,then you must refer to standard books .

Hopefully it will help you !!

Thanking you !!

Hello there

Hope you are doing well. As you must be aware that for the beginning of upsc preparation you most important thing is your syllabus. Same as like that one most important thing is your basics.You must clear your basics firstly so fir that ncert books are preffered so firstly do reading of ncert from class 6 to class 12 as they will create you base.

Now after doing that you must do some standard books also for the reference as they will be helping you to understand the upper level of the things.

Hope you understand!

Best of luck!

Thank you!

Hello Bharath vishnu

YES, we can qualify the MPC EAMCET exam with the help of NCERT books but as the competition is increasing day by day it's necessary to get a good rank . If you are trying for good marks I would suggest you to go through the FASTTRACK materials which helps you to memorize, solve the questions easily and also you will able to attempt all the questions in time . I also suggest you to practice the mock test for better results and to get an idea of the exam

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Hey there!

NCERT books cover complete syllabus of JEE MAINS exam.

If you will study with ncert, it will help you to covcover complete syllabus and solve your doubts.

And speaking of JEE MAINS exam, they ask some high level questions.

For that, you can practice ample amount of previous year question papers.

Also give some mock tests.

These are enough.

And if you want to study for Advanced exam, study for specialized books like H.C. Verma Physics, O.P. Tandon Chemistry and others.

Hope it help!

Dear candidate,

As one must have heard multiple times, NCERT books are the bible for NEET aspirants. Quite so much so, they are extremely important for the preparation of the exam.

FOR BIOLOGY : One does not need to refer to any other book except the NCERT Biology of class XI and XII. Learn every diagram, every labelling apart from the normal text. Out of 100 questions from biology (90 of which are to be attempted), one will find 96-97 questions right from the lines of the NCERT.

FOR CHEMISTRY: NCERT is again extremely important for inorganic chemistry. One must study inorganic chemistry from NCERT like studying biology from NCERT. Every statement is important and inorganic chemistry questions are directly from the lines of the NCERT.

For organic chemistry, NCERT is very important as all the concepts are well explained there. And even all the examples also. So again, organic chemistry is also extremely important.

For physical chemistry, one can use NCERT as a reference and at least red through all the examples well. For the practice of numerical however, you can use other books based on strictly NEET pattern.

FOR PHYSICS: Physics NCERT is good as long as it is used as a reference. All the theory given in Physics NCERT must be learned by heart including theoretical examples. For numerical problems, you can however practice from the other books.

So yes, for scoring 675+, NCERT- all three, are a must. All the best!

Hello Aspirant,

No there are no any kind of changes in NCERT textbooks of Biology, Physics and Chemistry because the syllabus for NEET is same as of last year and for 2022 it is not yet released but if it hardly makes any change in NEET syllabus then also it would be only from NCERT not from any other book, so you can go with the latest edition of NCERT textbooks for NEET preparation. As this year, even after the reduction in syllabus of various boards there was no change in the NEET syllabus instead some choices had been introduced in NEET 2021 to cope-up the reduction of syllabus of various boards and the NEET 2021 syllabus is given below for your reference :-

@Physics :-

> Physical world and measurement

> Electrostatics

> Kinematics

> Current Electricity

> Laws of Motion

> Magnetic Effects of Current and Magnetism

> Work, Energy and Power

> Electromagnetic Induction and Alternating Currents

> Motion of System of Particles and Rigid Body

> Electromagnetic Waves

> Gravitation

> Optics

> Properties of Bulk Matter

> Dual Nature of Matter and Radiation

> Thermodynamics, Oscillations and Waves

> Atoms and Nuclei

> Behaviour of Perfect Gas and Kinetic Theory

> Electronic Devices

@Chemistry :-

> Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry

> Solid State

> Structure of Atom

> Solutions

> Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties

> Electrochemistry

> Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure

> Chemical Kinetics

> States of Matter: Gases and Liquids

> Surface Chemistry

> Thermodynamics

> General Principles and Processes of Isolation of Elements

> Equilibrium

> p-Block Elements

> Redox Reactions

> d and f Block Elements

> Hydrogen

> Coordination Compounds

> s-Block Element (Alkali and Alkaline earth metals)

> Haloalkanes and Haloarenes

> Some p-Block Elements

> Alcohols, Phenols and Ethers

> Organic Chemistry- Some Basic Principles and Techniques

> Aldehydes, Ketones and Carboxylic Acids

> Hydrocarbons

> Organic Compounds Containing Nitrogen

> Environmental Chemistry

> Biomolecules, Polymersand Chemistry in Everyday Life

@Biology :-

> Diversity in Living World

> Reproduction

> Structural Organization in Animals and Plants

> Genetics and Evolution

> Cell Structure and Function

> Biology and Human Welfare

> Plant Physiology

> Biotechnology and Its Application

> Human Physiology

> Ecology and Environment

For complete details and latest updates on NEET 2021 Syllabus kindly check out the link given below :-

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-syllabus

If you are preparing for NEET then to help you in your preparation we have some resources which you can access from the link given below :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-neet-may

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

• Go through the syllabus and note the topics according to their Marks weightage.
• Prepare a proper schedule of learning and revision according to the syllabus and weightage.
• Give ample of time for problem solving
• Also try solving previous years question papers.