- First, you should be thorough with the NCERT prescribed textbooks. In physics and chemistry, ensure that you understand the solved examples. The analogy in the answers are similar for answering NEET questions - For reference books, I suggest the following: 1) CONCEPTUAL UNDERSTANDING: Follow Modern ABC's or OP Tandon 2) PRACTICE QUESTIONS: Pradeep's Publications - Towards the end of your preparation, I recommend that you solve papers as mock exams and learn time management as you do so (I can't give one definite method as everybody has different tactics). Also analyse your papers; I used to write the page[for biology] and the concept[for physics and chemistry] next to each question as a review Hope this answers your question

Hello Narpat, Regarding chemistry preparation, specially inorganic chemistry i would suggest following steps - 1. Complete your NCERT - its concise and to the point 2. After completing NCERT - go for IPO chemistry by Prabhat kumar, its worth... 3. Practice all previous year questions - AIPMT & NEET papers If you have any other query please post here...We would like to help

I would say for Inorganic chemistry better to focus on NCERT properly as these would be providing you the best help in your preparation. Apart from this, you can follow O P Tandon and JD Lee as reference books. Hope this helps!!!

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