Hi Akash,

I am an NITian and not IITian. I can answer it in a better way because I have realized and I know what it takes to be an IITian.

In Inorganic chemistry you have to mainly memorize the facts, except in some cases. At initial stage you can refer to NCERT and memorize it thoroughly and ensure that not a single line is left unstudied. Then you should refer to some advanced text books. Keep memorizing periodically and keep revising each chapter.

Coordinate geometry is very much important for JEE advanced point of view. And it is easy to score in this topic of mathematics. Coordinate geometry is less about concept and more about how fast you can see the actual trick to solve the problem. Someone can take 2 pages to solve a particular question but a smart aspirant will solve it instantly. This is what works in JEE Advanced. At first you should solve your coaching notes questions and then past year paper. Now comes the actual work to be done for excelling in JEE Advanced. Now start solving a different book, probably TMH or SK Goyal will do. Solve as much questions as you can. If you find these questions easy then switch yourself to SL Loney and start the same.

The next mistake most people make in this section is calculation mistakes. Avoid this at any cost and this can be achieved by practicing and only practicing.

If you follow this then you are surely going to crack JEE advanced.

All the best.

Inorganic is by far the most important topic in whole chemistry for competitive exams. There will has been question from this topic and they are expected this year too. Past year trends show that 5-6 questions have been asked constantly every year from this topic. The number may go slightly up and down depending on the year but I do not think that paper setters will completely ignore this topic. From my own personal experience, I can say that NCERT and previous year question papers are enough for this.

If you asking for JEE/NEET succh competitive entrance examinations, then enlisting them down isnt possible since they are national level examinations so the questions will be tricky in themselves, Yes important topics can be mentioned. Do solve some decent MCQs for the same maybe from MTG NEET CHAMPION or ARIHANT or some other decent mcq books of chemistry.

1. Coordination Chemistry
2. Nature of organic bonds
3. D,F block
4. Periodic table
5. Redox reactions

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Best wishes. Thank you..

• Modern Approach to Chemical Equations by RC Mukherjee
• Concept of Physical Chemistry by P Bahadur
• Physical Chemistry by PW Atkins

• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee

• Organic Chemistry by OP Tandan
• Organic Chemistry by Morisson and Boyd

Hello!

To prepare in

Go through the NCERT:- It is the best book for the preparation of inorganic chemistry.

Understand basic concepts:- First You need to understand basic concepts then start applying them to solve problems.

Practice regularly:- It is important to practice regularly without practice it is difficult to solve the problem and understand the concept.

Prepare notes:- Prepare notes which only consist of exceptions. And then memorise them. Making notes will speed up your revision process.

ThankYou!

Hope this will be helpful for you!

Hello!!!

Hope you are doing great!!!!

Yes organic and inorganic chemistry is needed in Food Nutrition and dietics.

In Inorganic Chemistry metals like tron,zinc,potassium ,calcium e.t.c are the important minerals needed for our body.So we need inorganic chemistry to know more about food nutrition for our body.

In organic Chemistry many compounds are a part of drugs.examples like benzene,alcohol e.t.cSo we need organic Chemistry.

Hope it helps!!!!

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Hello Aspirant,

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Alternatively, as the syllabus is based on your 11th and 12th standard, NCERT books should be your go to books. Coordination Chemistry and Chemical Bonding are the important topics that you need to practise as much as you can. Memorise the Periodic table as much as you can. The questions asked will be conceptual, concerned with structures, processes and applications. Topics like p block elements and Qualitative Analysis are important too.

Attempt and solve as many sample papers you can along with atleast one mock test a week.

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello Aspirant,

There are number of books in market with the tag of best book for inorganic chemistry but while preparing you should stick with one or maximum two books for each subject. I am enlisting down the must have books for inorganic chemistry for JEE-Main :-

• Concise Inorganic chemistry by JD Lee
• NCERT Text book of class 11th and 12th.

Similarly you can get complete list of good books required for preparation of JEE-Main by visiting the given link below :-

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I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!