Hello Surovi



That's greattt.. if you're done with the NCERTs of Chemistry. It is the most scoring subject of the JEE Mains.

Well, to gain confidence your should practice continuously and appear for any test series. This way you can test your knowledge of what you've studied. For Physical and inorganic chemistry- NCERT practice is more than enough. But for organic chemistry- levelled questions are asked and so you should practice maximum-questions from any of the most referred reference book like OP Tandon, Universal Errorless, Arihant Publications..



Prepare in a smart way and also revise your work regularly- this way you'll gain interest + confidence to make the subject more easy and strong scoring for you. Hope you're getting my point.!

• Make keyword type notes so that you can revise the important points of the chapters.
• Prepare formulae chart for Physical Chemistry chapters, and then start solving MCQs from any of the reference book. This will help you in keeping your Concepts strong + fresh in mind for a longer period of time.
• Make shortcut tricks to remember things easily. This way you'll surely gain interest + you'll explore more in the subject.
• Practice at least last 5 years question papers, as this will give you enough idea of the paper-pattern-level + most importantly, the application of the formulae and the logic-- where and when to be applied.
• Most importantly, practice maximum- it'll help you score very good marks + to get a goodd rank.  Keep high target and practice accordingly.

Prepare well and study smart.! Hope this helps.!

Good Luck.!!



For any further information-queries, you can ask here at CAREERS360 anytime.!

Hi Dear,

You have done a great job if you have finished properly.You should revise all the topics and solve previous year papers.Solve mock test paper as much as you can.This will boost your confidence.

For more queries please visit career 360.

Thank you

Hi Surovi. thank you for choosing career360.

For chemistry, many expers have said that doing necert of 11th and 12th nicely is enough but if you're not confident then you should start doing sample papers. When you find regular problems in a particular topic then you should start doing more questions from that topic. I'm sure that'll make you more confident.

Here is a link where you can find the sample papers, https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers

All the best!

Joint Entrance Examination (Main)

Eligibility | Application | Preparation Tips | Question Paper | Admit Card | Answer Key | Result | Accepting Colleges

Get Updates Brochure