is ncert enough to score good in jee advanced chemistry?

No NCERT is not sufficient for Chemistry in JEE Advanced, unlike JEE Mains. NCERT only provides a strong foundation in the subject. But Cracking JEE Advanced demands your expertise in the subject.

Besides NCERT some of the important study material you should follow are

1. Arihant Previous Years + Chemistry Handbook

2. Allen Chemistry DLP Materials

3. MS Chauhan Organic Chemistry

4. P Bahadur Numerical Chemistry/ Textbook of Physical Chemistry

5. OP Tandon Organic Chemistry

Besides this you should regular solve a lot of Chemistry Questions, Revise Concepts and make Notes. Trust me, its the notes which you make during course of your preparation which will finally help you on the day before Examination.

Hi! See , frankly speaking the chemistry NCERT is enough to get good rank in JEE provided you are extremely thorough with its text. But, it is really difficult to be extremely thorough with each and every line in NCERT, as it is written by people with vast knowledge in their field, and in Advanced. anything from the book, and sometimes beyond the book, based on your understaning could be asked, whether its an obscure diagram or a concept in the Appendix. So, I would recommend you to take some additional books, which will give you an edge over others. For Inorganic Chemistry, JD LEE is quite exhaustive, and VK Jaiswal has a huge set of questions. For Organic, MS chauhan is ideal for solving purposes, and  OP Tandon for theory. For Physical, NCERT is usually more than enough for theory, but N Avasthi is really important if you want to practice. See, NCERT is good for knowledge, but these books will actually help you in practicing the exact kind of questions asked in Advanced, which I think is really important.

Hope this helped! All the best!

Hello aspirant,

The books apart from NCERT textbooks are used to score good marks in JEE Advanced are-

• Organic Chemistry- OP Tandon
• Organic Chemistry- Morrison and Byod
• Organic Chemistry-  MS Chauhan
• Organic Chemistry- Peter Sykes
• Physical Chemistry- OP Tandon
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry- JD Lee\
• Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations-RC Mukherjee

Hope, it helps you.