Hello dear student !

Organic chemistry is one of the most interesting and important subjects in NEET examination. For organic chemistry , you need a proper practice and learning of all the important reactions. It is very interesting so once you start practicing it on daily basis, you will find the you can solve the reactions easily. There are some books which you can follow and consider for the preparations of Organic chemistry:

- NCERT should be your topmost priority and make sure you go through it thoroughly .

- You can also prefer Pradeep publications books.

- Study material of any coaching institute (if you have taken the coaching) will also be helpful for reminding.  But it is not compulsory if you haven't taken the coaching.

- Solve the MCQs from 'Organic Chemistry by D.K singh' after all these are MCQs which comes in the exam and this book is perfect for it.

- At last, you can buy 'Arihant Handbook of Chemistry for NEET' for quick revision of everything in the end.

Hope this will help you !

All the best !

• Focus on Concepts:- Organic is all about concepts and remembering reactions , so understanding the basics is very crucial otherwise, you will always hate organic Chemistry and once your concepts are clear organic part will be a cake walk for you.

• Make  a strategy :- focus on GOC i.e General Organic Chemistry which is very important, it involves the basics on which organic chemistry works, so master this topic. And then go through all the reactions with more focus on name reactions. You can make a chart of all the named reactions, first from the NCERT and then from any standard book

• Practise question :-  go thoroughly through the ncert and then go through past 30 year chapter wise questions of aipmt -neet for chemistry.

• Revise:- keep revising reactions as if you don't revise them you are bound to forget them .

Hey Chetan,

Organic chemistry is one of the most scoring topic in chemistry. You just need to remember the exceptions and general trend in the periodic table.

It seems difficult at start but one you start understanding it on your own with your own reasoning you can master organic chemistry.

It saves a lot of time while solving your paper. Just be careful for exceptions.

And read the NCERT thoroughly.

Here are some book suggestions:

1) M.S. Chauhan

2) O.P. Tandon

3) Himanshu Pandey

All the best for your exams,

Thank You.