Dear Student,

Yes, with all these it is possible to score 500+. It is just that you have to be clear with all the topics and concepts which has more weightage and have high chances to come in exam. And also solving previous year will help you a lot and 21 year previous year questions are more than enough to solve.

Also for biology, you must be very clear with ncert. Revise it at least 5-6 times. For chemistry, organic portion must be clear with concepts and mechanisms of the reactions as well as named reactions. For inorganic portion, same thing (concepts and mechanisms) as well as periodic table and important elements of it. For physical chemistry, not only memorising formulas are enough, you must be able to solve the numericals also.

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Happy Learning!

Hello,

NCERT & NCERT  is a great part of your preparation but you can't solely depend on only these two things, chemistry's major part can be done for physics you need to do many other stuff.

Hope this helps,

all the best !

Hello Candidate,

First of all, you have to make a list of the number of remaining days in which you have to study you remaining courses of chemistry and the number of chapters which into cover so that you can plan out a perfect time table and strategy as your studies accordingly.

The first thing which you should start from is completing chapter such as mole concept, atomic structure, general organic chemistry, isomerism IUPAC nomenclature, condition and substitution reactions, specific name reactions from the NCERT class 11th and class 12th test books. Then you can refer to NCERT example a book in order to solve a few high level questions so that you get a in-depth analysis on your subject. Refer to previous year questions and attempt a few mock examinations to boost up your confidence before the real examination.

Hope you found it helpful. If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Hello aspirant!!

In NEET exam, as per the previous year question papers, 36 % of total chemistry questions were asked from physical chemistry, i.e., 16 questions out of 45 questions. Out of 16 questions 10 - 12 questions were from NCERT.

Majority of the questions were taken from 11th and 12th ncert books and only a few questions were creative.  For answering those questions , you can refer to Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon . For practicing the question and to solve problems make use of N.Avasthi 's Problem solving in Physical Chemistry.

Hope this helps you!

Best of Luck!!

Hi Gaurav,

MSc physical chemistry colleges in Maharashtra:

1) Kavayitri Bahinabai Chaudhari North Maharashtra University

Location: Jalgaon

Fees: Around 7k annually

2) Kishinchand Chellaram college of Arts Science and Commerce

Location: Mumbai

Fees: Around 50,000 annually

3) DBF Dayanand College of Arts & Science

Location: Solapur

Fees: Around 21,000 annually

4) Nowrosjee Wadia College

Location: Pune

Fees: Around 74,000 annually

All the best!

Hello there !

Hope you are doing fine.

Actually there are many good teachers on YouTube for NEET subjects. If we talk about chemistry, no offence but you can check videos of the followings :

1) Arvind Arora

2)Anirudh Walia

3) Sachin Rana

4) Vineet Khatri

I recommend these teachers as they are my personal favourites.

I advice you not to rely on these youtube channels, follow any support books as well.

Hope it helps..

All the best friend!

Hello candidate,

N avasthi is one of the best entrance books available for preparation of physical chemistry for various entrance examination such as- JEE mains, JEE advanced, BITSAT exam, VIT entrance examination, Kalinga Institute of Technology entrance examination, and several others too because the level and type of the questions provided in the book are as far as compared to the level of questions asked in the above mentioned entrance examinations.

Hope you found it helpful!!

For any further queries, feel free to post it here.

You may refer OP Tandon NEET for Physical Chemistry for JEE Mains. Ideally, P. Bahadur's Physical Chemistry text is the Ideal Book for JEE Preparation and you must try to fetch it besides other material. Incase youre a JEE Advanced Aspirant, you may even refer N Awasthi for Physical, OP Tandon and MS Chauhan Organic Chemistry for Advanced Problems or maybe consider Rank Booster Package of Resonance.

For more information and JEE Preparation Material do follow the link below

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main/amp

Hello Brijesh

Here is the list for phyical chemistry chapters in 11th:

1. Some Basic Concept of Chemistry
2. State of Matter
3. Structure of Atom
4. Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure
5. Chemical Thermodynamics
6. Equilibrium
7. Redox Reaction