Hi

NCERT is holy grail for NEET aspirants.

Especially for biology and chemistry.

When it comes to chemistry which is divided into three parts

• Physical chemistry
• Inorganic chemistry
• Organic chemistry

Questions are similar to Intext questions and exercise. If concept is clear to you from NCERT then you can easily solve questions.

For inorganic chemistry, NCERT is more than enough, for physical chemistry and organic chemistry you can refer to other books for questions but basic concepts  can be learnt through NCERT only.

You must go through previous year questions to strengthen your base  and practice as much as you can.

Best of luck

Dear Arjun,

Yes, NCERT  is enough to get a score of more than 290 in Physics and Chemistry. But you can also do  the previous year's NEET question paper. And to score more than 370 in Physics and Chemistry then  I would recommend you some following books like

1. Concept of Physics part-1 and 2 by HC Verma
2. Objective Physics for NEET Vol.1 and 2 by DC Pandey
3. O.P. Tandon for inorganic chemistry
4. Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
5. Organic Chemistry-Morrison Boyd

Chapter wise weightage  for the NEET :-

Can anyone please tell me how many questions 'll come in neet from every chapter? (careers360.com)

To know more about NEET :-

NEET 2021: Exam Date (Sept 12), Registration (Released), nta.ac.in Updates, Website, Syllabus (careers360.com)

Hope it helps....  :)

Dear aspirant,

Yes, NCERT  is enough to get a score of more than 600. But  I would recommend you some following books  to score 650+ like

• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J D Lee
• N.avasthi physical chemistry
• Organic Chemistry-Morrison Boyd
• Concept of Physics part-1 and 2 by HC Verma
• Objective Physics for NEET Vol.1 and 2 by DC Pandey
• Biology by Trueman
• Pradeep Guide on Biology
• Objective Botany by Ansari

Eligibility Criteria For NEET UG & PG :-

(1)For UG course :- Candidate should have taken up PCB (Physics, Chemistry and Biology) and must have passed class 12 with minimum aggregate of 45% and also candidate qualify NEET percentile.

(2) For  PG course :- Candidate should have an MBBS degree and also candidate  have completed 1 year of training and also candidate qualify NEET percentile

To know more about NEET :-

NEET 2021: Exam Date (Sept 12), Registration (Released), nta.ac.in Updates, Website, Syllabus (careers360.com)

Hope it helps....  :)

Hello,

Candidates appearing for the NEET exam, must check relevant books other than NCERT to crack NEET 2021.  There will be a total of 90 Questions that comes from Biology.

Refer the below link to get Tips to score more marks through NCERT in NEET.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/are-ncert-books-enough-for-cracking-neet#:~:text=As%20per%20NEET%202021%20exam,from%20Biology%20in%20the%20examination.

Hope this information will help you.

All the Best!!!!

Hello aspirant!!

In NEET exam, as per the previous year question papers, 36 % of total chemistry questions were asked from physical chemistry, i.e., 16 questions out of 45 questions. Out of 16 questions 10 - 12 questions were from NCERT.

Majority of the questions were taken from 11th and 12th ncert books and only a few questions were creative.  For answering those questions , you can refer to Physical Chemistry by OP Tandon . For practicing the question and to solve problems make use of N.Avasthi 's Problem solving in Physical Chemistry.

Hope this helps you!

Best of Luck!!

Greetings of the day dear candidate!

As you are very well known about the paper pattern and the type of questions asked in the NEET examination before.

So for your convenience, I would suggest you read line by line and memorize the NCERT as most of the portion of the examination comes from NCERT based topics. Apart from this, you can also solve questions from the previous year and Other side books specially dedicated to Organic chemistry.

Solely depending upon the NCERT book will not be that helpful but you can easily start from NCSRT then move to different books for higher-level questions to ace your problem-solving ability in organic chemistry.

Learn about all the reactions and the resulted compound name with catalysts, presence of heat and other things. It will help you out.

Solely NCERT is not enough. Also, you can solve pyq and give mock test series to understand your preparation level better.

NEET college predictor link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-college-predictor?icn=QnA&ici=qna_answer

NEET rank predictor link: https://medicine.careers360.com/neet-rank-predictor

I hope this helps you. For any doubt please revert here.

Thank you and wishing you very good luck:)

Hello aspirant!!

In NEET exam, as per the previous year question papers, 36% percentage(14 - 16 questions out of 45) of total chemistry questions were asked from inorganic chemistry.

In which the majority of the inorganic chemistry questions( 13- 14 questions) were asked from the NCERT. For answering the remaining 2-3 questions in inorganic chemistry section,  you can refer to Concise Inorganic Chemistry by JD Lee, and for practice questions refer to V K Jaiswal's problems in inorganic chemistry.

Hope this helps you!!

Best of luck !!