Yes, you may directly start with Chemical Kinetics, however, I would advise you to revise Chemical Equilibrium Chapter from Class 11 in brief before beginning with the Class 12 Syllabus of Physical Chemistry, as its the Foundation to Ionic Equilibrium, Solutions, Electrochemistry and Chemical Kinetics.

For more information about Chemical

Hello candidate,

Physical chemistry refers to the branch of chemistry which involves the use of mathematics in order to get precise value about the experimentation results.

Some of the most important topics of physical chemistry in a proper sequence can be summarised as- ionic and chemical equilibrium, solid state, mole

Hello Aspirant,

Unfortunately not. Any type of calculator is not allowed in JEE-Advance examination, all calculations you have to do on your own. A rough sheet will be provided to you on examination center and you have to perform all calculations on that sheet and then before leaving the room

Akhilesh kumar kanther sir is god of physical chemistry. His way of explanation is just awesome He teaches every possible things and tries to provide best explanation for every concepts. EVEN NARENDRA AWASTHI SIR HAD WROTE A BOOK, but explanation of cocepts is more precisely given by akk sir. He

Hi,

As you must know that the Chemistry section is generally divided into Physical, Inorganic and Organic chemistry.

The most important topics are:

Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry Periodic table and Representative Elements
Thermodynamics And Gaseous State
Chemical Bonding
Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium
General Organic Chemistry
Hydrocarbons

Around 40 %

Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query you can follow the following youtube channels for the best knowledge and information on organic/inorganic chemistry for NEET and boards but you shouldn't always rely in them and also study from support books.

1. JUST NEET

2. Pradeep Sharma

Dear Surya ,

JEE mains chemistry syllabus is divided into 3 parts

Section A– Organic Chemistry

Section B – Inorganic Chemistry

Section C – Physical Chemistry

For more details topics wise i have shared a link with you where you will get the more details

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-chemistry-syllabus

https://www.careers360.com/question-12-th-physical-chemistry-syllabus-jeemains

Hope it will

Hello,

NCERT is definitely preferred for every subject, but it will be like icing on the cake if you can prefer some other good book too, for question practice.

Hope that helps;

Dear aspirant,

I would personally recommend you to follow jee mains syllabus. And for organic chemistry , inorganic and physical chemistry you should follow ncert chemistry blindly.

Coming to your practice question, just practice previous year papers and solve mock tests of which ever coaching you go. If you have