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how to study organic chemistry??


nitin 31st Mar, 2017
Answers (2)
manisha.gupta 14th Sep, 2017

Organic chemistry has to be practised daily. First, concentrate on all the basics and types of functional groups and other must know things. Next practise one functional group at a time.

Some tips you can also follow:

  • List all the name reactions on a chart paper, and hung it on the wall where you study,and just read them anytime you are free.
  • Practice conversions.
  • Learn distinguishing tests.
  • Understand imp concepts of +I,-I effects,resonance effect etc.
  • Practice previous years question papers.

Good Luck!

None 19th Apr, 2017

You can go through below tips -

Learn About Structure
Build a Strong Foundation

Work the Problems

Prepare Mind Maps

Don’t Forget Acid-Base Reactions

Focus on Understanding, Not Memorization

Use Study Partners for Homework & Tests

 

Hope this helps!!!

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