hi,

see the syllabus is quite different as per university wise and you did not mention which university or college entrance test you are preparing for, now as per dujat b.a economics entrance syllabus, questions general comes from numerical aptitude which is similar to 10th standard mathematics , topics are

Hello aspirant

Yes, for ICAR Examination, ncert books are best.  You can prepare well as it covers the entire portion of Physics Chemistry and biology for class xi and xii.  You should solve  model test papers also apart from this. But I think it will not be sufficient like  for

Yes we ourselves provide NCERT CLASS 11 solutions as per MTG reference itself. Reading NCERT and solving all its questions really helps a lot to enhance your understanding and also helps you boost your confidence before you go for solving mcqs. So it's really beneficial for competitive exams like JEE

Yes below I'll provide you with Careers360 link which provides all the solutions of ncert chemistry subject. Chemistry is a kind of theoretical subject which the more you read, more you solve, mire you understand, the more it helps. And ncert questions are typical tricky questions which make you think

Hi Dear,

There's no one best book for Chemistry JEE preparation. You always need to explore to get the best knowledge. However, if you want to refer just one book your JEE mains preparation along with chemistry NCERT book, then i'll recommend you to refer O.P Tandon book for Physical,

Hello

Your NCERT Chemistry textbooks for Class XI and XII  is really good for jee mains,

you should go through the chapter well first and then go through  all the solved examples, intext questions and exercise questions .

Now , your whole chemistry is divided into three parts physical chemistry

Dear Aspirant,

If you are preparing fresh then I suggest you must first read the NCERT and the examples given in between. If you are not able to solve some example then move on and finish the chapter. Then Switch to HC VERMA, and complete the chapter there and all

• Modern Approach to Chemical Equations by RC Mukherjee