Greetings of the day dear candidate!

As you are very well known about the paper pattern and the type of questions asked in the NEET examination before.

So for your convenience, I would suggest you read line by line and memorize the NCERT as most of the portion of the

Hello aspirant!!

In NEET exam, as per the previous year question papers, 36% percentage(14 - 16 questions out of 45) of total chemistry questions were asked from inorganic chemistry.

In which the majority of the inorganic chemistry questions( 13- 14 questions) were asked from the NCERT. For answering the remaining

In the neet exam 2021 conducted by the national testing agency a total of 45% of the questions are asked from the NCERT syllabus directly or indirectly.

I am coming to chemistry almost 50-60% of the questions are asked from the NCERT textbook.

The questions may not be asked directly

KVPY SA is for those student who have passed class 10th examination and studying in class 11. Thus the syllabus of KVPY SA consist of all the 4 subjects i.e., Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics, Biology. The most of the syllabus is from the preliminary basis although you should have knowledges of

Hello Candidate,

If you have already cleared NTSE stage 1 examination, and then you have a time period of three months for preparing for the stage 2 examination then make sure that you make a proper timetable for yourself so that you can give a specific amount of time for

Hello Aspirant,

See if you prepare for JEE-Main strategically then yes NCERT Books will clear your concept and previous year question will give you practice of questions but there are some concepts which needs to be study apart from NCERT because they are of slight higher level but basic concepts

Dear student,

150-160 problems a day is a sufficient practice given that you are doing doing background analysis after you find difficulty in the problems.

Now, there is one more point, as you said you are practising 150+ questions daily and I believe that it is a good number, now