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chemistry syllables in neet divided into physical,organic,and inorganic.Can someone predict me how many questions are asked from each divis


Pearl 17th Jul, 2018
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Nivedita Sharma 29th Nov, 2018

Okay so the order of importance is: 

organic chemistry>inorganic chemistry>Physical chemistry 

give maximum importance to organic chemistry because organic chemistry class 12th has a predicted % weightage of 28.89% keep writing all new reactions you learn in a seperate notebook & revising thouroughly 

Inorganic chemistry: chemical bonding, co-ordination compounds, d&f block elements are important chapters

physical chemistry: equlibrium, thermodynamics Chemical Kinetics 

manisha.gupta 17th Jul, 2018

The total asked questions in Chemistry are 45. I would suggest you to go through with the given below link to check complete exam pattern.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-exam-pattern

 

Good Luck!

 

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Pearl 17th Jul, 2018

Each division carries approximately 13questions from each division.if you look at 2018 question paper nearly 29 questions are asked from physical and inorganic and nearly 16 from organic.

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