Can you please tell me what are the chapters are easily read only from ncert in chemistry and get good marks for neet
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You need to prioritise the chapters of atomic structure, covalent bonding in physical chemistry and also acquaint yourself with molarity based numericals which may be scoring in your physical chemistry portion, acquaint yourself with the different reaction mechanism x-like tautomerism and the different nomenclature of complicated compounds especially carbonyl compounds and their particular reaction sequences which may be potent MCQs in your organic chemistry section and the metallurgy of lead, aluminium and other group d metals which are very important in your inorganic chemistry apart from the ionic balancing MCQs which usually come
They should have you know very well in your chemistry part of the neet examination only of course if you keep practicing MCQ examinations and work on your time management and question selection skills
They should have you know very well in your chemistry part of the neet examination only of course if you keep practicing MCQ examinations and work on your time management and question selection skills
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Thanks and please tell me how much marks should required to get government mbbs collage in karnataka for sc category in neet exam please answer me
getting to Romanian medical college you should be able to get in excess of 550 out of 720 if you are availing the 85% state quota and in excess of 600 out of 702 if you are availing the 15% all India quota
Hello Kiran
NCERTs are basic and important study material for all 3 subjects for NEET.
However for chemistry part- inorganic chemistry should be studied completely from NCERT.. it's more than enough. The questions asked from inorganic part are all from NCERT only.. Almost every year.
The organic chemistry part- For basic rules and understanding of organic chemistry NCERT should be referred. Your concepts for organic will surely be clear by studying NCERT. Whereas for question solving and deep understanding.. refer book O P Tandon.
There are few chapters like Biomolecules, environmental chemistry and polymers to be studied from NCERT only. The questions are directly picked from the lines given in the chapter and so you should be thorough with NCERT for these chapters.
Lastly for physical chemistry- you need to keep your concepts clear and make formulae chart which will be quite helpful when you'll start solving questions. Do read NCERT once for all the chapters. Solve last 10 years question papers to get fair idea of the question-type-level-pattern.
Hope this helps.!
Prepare well and study smart.!
All the Bestt.!!!
NCERTs are basic and important study material for all 3 subjects for NEET.
However for chemistry part- inorganic chemistry should be studied completely from NCERT.. it's more than enough. The questions asked from inorganic part are all from NCERT only.. Almost every year.
The organic chemistry part- For basic rules and understanding of organic chemistry NCERT should be referred. Your concepts for organic will surely be clear by studying NCERT. Whereas for question solving and deep understanding.. refer book O P Tandon.
There are few chapters like Biomolecules, environmental chemistry and polymers to be studied from NCERT only. The questions are directly picked from the lines given in the chapter and so you should be thorough with NCERT for these chapters.
Lastly for physical chemistry- you need to keep your concepts clear and make formulae chart which will be quite helpful when you'll start solving questions. Do read NCERT once for all the chapters. Solve last 10 years question papers to get fair idea of the question-type-level-pattern.
Hope this helps.!
Prepare well and study smart.!
All the Bestt.!!!
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