I would recommend you to make your own flow charts. While you have understood a chapter, make an important review flow chart on paper. This way the concepts will be cemented in your memory and you would be able to glide over the chapters really fast. This becomes really helpful while revising.

The effort you'll make right now will help tremendously and earn you a lot of dividends later on.

You could refer to Khan academy and youtube if you don't understand any concept.

Hey,

I do agree with Jatin. But other then that may be you should try to acquire notes from somewhere if you still need to have a look. Check out Armando Hasudungan on YouTube. And you can also get plenty of charts from a simple Google search. But please remember to modify/ make your own version of it because you will have a higher chance of remembering it if you do it yourself.

Hey aayush ,

Try to follow the following given things :-

1) compile all the reactions at one place so that u take take a quick look whenever u get time to revise it .

2)try to learn the chapter in parts do not study whole of the chapter in one go because u won't be able to retain anything .

3)never forget to practice questions that really helps.

4)try to learn reactions by first learning the mechanisms that increases retention .

Hi Aayush

It would be always better to make your own notes and talking especially for organic chemistry, for board, try the NCERT based question. Go for the sample papers of previous years for board examination and for the competition level of preparation of organic chemistry, try MCQs and build concepts based on them. Always try to solve the reaction by learning the mechanism of reactions and memorising them and relating them for future related MCQs.

Hi Aayush

It would be always better to make your own notes and talking especially for organic chemistry, for board, try the NCERT based question. Go for the sample papers of previous years for board examination and for the competition level of preparation of organic chemistry, try MCQs and build concepts based on them. Always try to solve the reaction by learning the mechanism of reactions and memorising them and relating them for future related MCQs.

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