Dear Aspirant,

No book is best for preparing for exam like JEE main, however a combination of two or three good books is more than enough. The first thing that I would suggest is to buy the coaching material of some good coaching like Resonance, Allen, etc. Their material is

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Hey there

Organic chemistry is considered most interesting part of the whole syllabus if you are preparing for boards then you can easily Finish it within a month or two. But you'll need a mentor in your case I'll suggest you to watch videos of you tube there are many

Hii aspirants

let me clear your doubt. organic chemistry is not so much hard if you do study it well. First of all study it from ncert book. From this you will get all the basic concept. You can also study from  adcance book if you want to do preparation

Hello,

As per your requirement, i would say that the weitage of diiferent partz of chsmistry in jee is equal amount. The total marks is divided by 3 and the questions are distributed in equal pattern though tge weitage of organic chemistry remains a little more sometimes. Check the previous

Hello Student,

CH3MgBr fall in the category of grignard reagents(RMgX)

CH3MgBr on reaction with compounds having atleast once acidic hydrogen will evolve methane/CH4 gas.

1) CH3MgBr + R'OH --------> CH4 + R'O-Mg-Br

2) CH3MgBr + R'NH2  -------->    CH4 + R'NH-Mg-Br

3)  CH3MgBr + R'-CCH(Alkyne)   -------->  CH4 + R'-CC-Mg-X

4) CHMgBr

Hello,

There is nothing to worry about. You have exam tommorow so you should study and prepare well so that you give your best in the exam. That is your original potential. You are nervous so you are forgetting but its fine. Do things repeatedly you won't forget. You have