Hello Kiran



Dear, NCERT is mainly for understanding the basic level of any chapter. However, you go through it for once and then refer any of the most referred reference book like Arihant Publications, O P Tandon, MTG or Universal Errorless for better understanding of any topic. You can practice MCQs topic wise given in these reference books. By practicing in this way you'll get an idea of question-level-pattern + the logic to be applied when and where also .. the applications of formulae (if there in any chapter). The more you'll practice.. the more you'll score. Hope you're getting my point.!



So prepare well and study smart.!

All the Bestt.!!!

Hello Applicant,

You can watch Etoos video lectures to clear the concept.

Those are pretty good for chemistry. Then practice as many MCQs as you can, but before doing any of that don’t forget to read the NCERT textbook.

That will the first thing you should do to get a basic idea about everything then for concept clearing and practice sufficient materials are available on the internet.

Hiii

With NCERT you can clear all your basics and strengthen your concepts, and for the chemical bonding chapter it is seen that the NEET questions are based on NCERT itself. SO it will be very helpful to study this chapter from NCERT.
But yes if you refer to some other preparation materials it will be beneficial.

Thanks!

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