My suggestion to you that if you feel this topic very hard then just leave that because before exam you try to learn a new topics it will be lost of time for you.So first prepare which already you are familiar with.

Yes it is one of the most important topic. Remember reactions, cations, anions, and color change. The question comes directly of simple level which doesn't require much thinking, so you can easily score in this topic. They won't ask very hard as per last year's papers, so don't worry.

Salt analysis topic actually comes in jee exam,as per previous years papers questions appeared from this topic ,so don't neglect this topic.have a glance

Hello,

As far as i know this topic generally is less important one.If the question comes then i think only one question would be asked.So don't worry about it.Try to analyse previous years questions for practice and try to concentrate on it.

Good luck.

Salt analysis or inorganic chemistry holds a good proportion in jee exam. But there's nothing to be worried about focus on the concept and you'll be able to get the answers right away.

Hope this will help.



MANUBZR5

Dear Satyam,

The pattern of the paper changes each year!

So, just analyse the questions in the previous year papers, and look for the particular topics.

Please go through the below given link:

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-sample-papers

-cheers :)

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