Dear ayanthika

NCERT is a gold standard for all the competitive exams, you can depend on them only for understanding the concepts, for attempting questions you need solve mcqs from some of the good books like MTG etc also solve previous year questions.

All the best

NCERTs can help you build concepts. If you can understand concepts, NCERTs are enough. But, if you can't build concepts but rather rely on cramming reactions, it might not be sufficient. You can refer other books like OP Tandon. But, remember some questions are exact copy from NCERT text.

I would recommend you to solve at least 10 previous year question papers so that you can assess if you have conceptual knowledge or not.

Feel free to ask more.

All the best.

If you read all reactions given in ncert book of chemistry i assure you , you will easily attempt all the questions of organic chemistry perfectly..no need to go with other books if you read ncert thoroughly..





Good luck...prepare well for your exam..

NCERT gives you a gist of the multitude of topics that you are expected to know well. Questions are mostly concept oriented and are never asked as it is from the NCERT textbooks, the concept however can be similar to that given in the NCERT textbooks.

Please go through the previous years' papers to get a clearer picture of the sort of questions that are being asked lately.

Topics like organic chemistry demand practice, the more number of questions you confront the better it is.

Yes most of the questions are asked from NCERT.go throughly the mechanism of reaction and if time permits go through the previous years questions and just over look any arihant or Dinesh publication

All the best

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