Hello Aspirant ,

Yes , NCERT of class 11 and 12 chemistry is enough to score 80% marks in JEE Mains organic chemistry section which is a very good score , but you will have to complete each and every thing and supplement it with previous year question papers .

If you have time then you can refer to other books such as OP tondon or JD LEE.

Hope this helps.

hello aspirant,

It is very difficult to predict the marks as the number of questions keeps changing. If you have not studied inorganic chemistry then it;s fine, because most of questions asked in Chemistry paper in JEE mains comes from the Organic and Physical Chemistry part. You must attempt the organic and Physical Chemistry as they have a weightage equal to 30% and 35% respectively in JEE mains. Whereas, the inorganic c=part in chemistry paper is of 35% weightage, but you can leave this part as you can attempt both organic and physical.

Furthermore, the total weighatge of all chapters in all 3 subjects is listed down below for you reference :

PHYSICS :

Modern Physics:- 20 marks

Heat and Thermodynamics :- 12 marks

Optics:- 12 marks

Current Electricity :- 12 marks

Electrostatics :- 12 marks

Magnetics :- 8 marks

Unit, Dimension and Vector:- 4 marks

Kinematics :- 4 marks

Laws of motion :- 4 marks

Work, Power and Energy :- 4 marks

Centre Of Mass, Impulse and Momentum :- 4 marks

Rotation :- 4 marks

Gravitation :- 4 marks

Simple Harmonic Motion :- 4 marks

Solids and Fluids :- 4 marks

Waves :- 4 marks

Electromagnetics Induction and AC :- 4 marks

CHEMISTRY :

Transition Elements and Coordination Chemistry  :-  12 marks

Periodic table and Representative Elements :- 12 marks

Thermodynamics And Gaseous State:- 8 marks

Atomic Structure:- 8 marks

Chemical Bonding:- 8 marks

Chemical And Ionic Equilibrium:- 8 marks

Solid State And Surface Chemistry :- 4 marks

Nuclear Chemistry And Environment:- 8 marks

Mole Concept :- 4 marks

Redox Reaction :- 4 marks

Electrochemistry :- 4 marks

Chemical Kinetics:- 4 marks

Solution and Colligative Properties :- 4 marks

General Organic Chemistry:- 4 marks

Stereochemistry:- 4 marks

Hydrocarbon :- 4 marks

Alkyl Halides :- 4 marks

Carboxylic Acid and their Derivatives:- 4 marks

Carbohydrates,amino acid and Polymers :- 4 marks

Aromatic Compounds :- 4 marks

MATHEMATICS:

Coordinate Geometry  :-  20 marks

Limits, Continuity and Differentiability :- 12 marks

Integral Calculus :- 12 marks

Complex numbers and Quadratic Equation :- 8 marks

Matrices and Determinants :- 8 marks

Statistics and Probability :- 8 marks

Vector Algebra :- 8 marks

Sets, Relation and Function:- 4 marks

Permutations and Combinations :- 4 marks

Binomial Theorem and Its Application:- 4 marks

Sequences and Series:- 4 marks

Trigonometry :- 4 marks

Mathematical Reasoning :- 4 marks

Differential Equation :- 4 marks

Statics and Dynamics :- 4 marks

Differential Calculus :-  4  marks

Further, to know more about the JEE mains syllabus and percentage weighatge of all chapter in all subject, follow the below link :

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

I hope that this will help.

Dear aspirant,

Many students generally find it difficult to learn reaction, exception and imp. compound and their formula and therefore don't like inorganic chemistry. But it is very helpful and save much time in jee if answers is known.

The best way to learn inorganic chemistry is to read notes or material daily once. Recommended make short notes or highlight important points you think that you are not able to recall. Daily 1 hr only reading will give much confidence in the subject. In the long run it will definitely benifit in memorizing concept and theory.

Hello Aspirant,

You can but you will face lot of problems, this is because Physical Chemistry consists of very basis concepts like Mole concept which is required throughout Chemistry part whether it is Organic or Inorganic. So for JEE-Advance and JEE-Main like national level entrance examination it would not be the wise decision to leave any of the part of the syllabus.

Also for your reference, I am mentioning down the JEE-Main 2022 syllabus :-

@Mathematics

> Complex numbers and quadratic equations

> Matrices and determinants

> Sets, relations and functions

> Mathematical induction

> Permutations and combinations

> Mathematical reasoning

> Limit, continuity and differentiability

> Integral calculus

> Three-dimensional geometry

> Differential equations

> Binomial theorem and its simple applications

> Sequence and Series

> Vector algebra

> Statistics and probability

> Trigonometry

> Co-ordinate geometry

@Physics

> Physics and measurement

> Rotational motion

> Thermodynamics

> Kinematics

> Work, energy and power

> Properties of solids and liquids

> Gravitation

> Laws of motion

> Oscillations and waves

> Electronic devices

> Kinetic theory of gases

> Current electricity

> Communication systems

> Electromagnetic induction and alternating currents

> Magnetic effects of current and magnetism

> Optics

> Electromagnetic waves

> Atoms and nuclei

> Electrostatics

> Dual nature of matter and radiation

+Experimental skills

@Chemistry

• Physical Chemistry

> Some basic concepts in chemistry

> States of matter

> Atomic structure

> Chemical bonding and molecular structure

> Chemical thermodynamics

> Solutions

> Equilibrium

> Redox reactions and electrochemistry

> Chemical kinetics

> Surface chemistry

• Organic Chemistry

> Purification and characterization of organic compounds

> Hydrocarbons

> Chemistry in everyday life

> Principles related to practical chemistry

> Organic compounds containing halogens

> Organic compounds containing oxygen

> Organic compounds containing nitrogen

> Polymers

> Some basic principles of organic chemistry

> Biomolecules

• Inorganic Chemistry

> Classification of elements and periodicity in properties

> Hydrogen

> Block elements (alkali and alkaline earth metals)

> P Block elements group 13 to group 18 elements

> d- and f - block elements

> Co-ordination compounds

> Environmental chemistry

> General principles and processes of isolation of metals

For complete syllabus for JEE-Main 2022,  kindly check out the link given below :-

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

For syllabus of JEE-Advance kindly check out the link given below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-advanced-syllabus

You can also check out JEE-Main Learning package for solving series of mock tests :-

https://learn.careers360.com/knockout-jee-main-april-one-month-subscription/?icn=jee-main-knockout&ici=c360-clevertap-sticky-articles-web

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great...!!

For physical chemistry I will suggest to you some basic concepts that must be very much clear to a student these are the foundation concepts of all the chapters :

1) Mole Concept.

2) Equivalent concept

3) Integration, differentiation

4) Unit conversion.

for inorganic chemistry :

1) Periodic properties.

2) Oxidation / reduction concept.

3) Different types of inorganic reactions.

4) Chemical Bonding.

I hope this information helps you!

All the best!

Hello aspirant,

Hope you are doing great. So, with regard to your question, YES, you can do inorganic chemistry even without studying the atomic structure. But however, for organic chemistry, its is mandatory for you to study the atomic structure otherwise, you won't be able to understand anything from the concept.

Hope it helps you,

Thank you.

Hey student,

Inorganic chemistry remains as one of the most easiest part of the jee adv examination. Generally they ask questions from the common ioc topics. Yes, they can blend inorganic with physical/organic to complicate the question.  NCERT is enough for 90% of the inorganic questions. But for the rest of the 10% you need not to use other reference books; instead you must have the capability of finding the answer through the application of multiple concepts.  Cover the important chapters line by line and try to understand it.  First go through the proper syllabus of the jee adv, then choose a chapter one by one and finish it.

All the best student,

Hope this helps you.

Hello,

There is still 2 months for the JEE Mains- Examination in March. You must utilise this time in best possible way to score a decent marks in the JEE Examination.

In the remaining time if you haven't completed your syllabus then try to complete it in the minimum possible time. And start giving mock tests.

---- Give as many mock tests as possible. They will help you to understand your mistakes and will give you a correct idea of the level of your preparation.

----- Solve MCQs of JEE Mains Examination standard for PCM. You will learn many new concepts and also shortcut ways to solve the question.

---- NCERT Chemistry is a solid book for inorganic portion in JEE Examination. Learn each and every information mentioned in the book right from the exceptions to every reaction.

Inorganic chemistry is a vast subject so try to stick with the relevant data only.

For tips and preparation strategies for JEE Mains and Advanced Examination, kindly check out the link given below-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-jee-main

I hope you find the answer helpful.

Thank you.

Hi aspirant,

Following below is the list of all chapters from inorganic chemistry in class 11th and 12th:

Class 11th

• Chemical Bonding
• Classification of Element and Periodicity
• Hydrogen and its properties
• S block elements
• P block elements
• Environmental Chemistry

Class 12th

• Surface Chemistry
• P block element
• D and F block elements
• General Principle and Process of Isolation of Elements
• Coordination Compund

Hope it helps!!

Hi,

Here are some recommendations for the books:

Human Anatomy:

1) Netter's Atlas

2) A complete book of anatomy by Dr Bhatia

Physiology:

1) Guyton and Hall, Text of Medical Physiology

2) Physiology complete by Dr. Bhatia Publication

Pharmaceutical:

1) Cooper and Gunn's Dispensing for Pharmaceutical Students

2) Lachman/Lieberman's the Theory and Practice of Industrial Pharmacy

Inorganic Chemistry:

1) Organic Chemistry by Morrison and Boyd

2) Organic Chemistry by Arun Bahl and B S Bahl

Pharmaceutics:

1) Martin's Physical Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences: Physical Chemical and Biopharmaceutical Principles in the Pharmaceutical Sciences

2)Aulton's Pharmaceutics: The Design and Manufacture of Medicines

Pharmaceutical Analysis:

1) The Theory and Practice of Industrial Pharmacy

2) Pharmaceutical Analysis: A Textbook for Pharmacy Students and Pharmaceutical Chemists

Pharmaceutical Practical:

1) Practical Pharmaceutical Analysis by Devala Rao, G

2) Practical Pharmaceutical Chemistry by Dr. A.V Kasture, Dr S.G Wadodkar