Hello,i am here to help you according to your query.

As according to me It depends on person to person.

Without any doubt if NCERT done well can beat no other material but there are certain simple questions put in a complex manner that students are unable to understand. That is the reason where guides can be useful.

There is no need to go for expensive material. Try online and offline mocks and analyse your performance, your strength and weak areas etc.

Considering the whole, you will not need the other reference/coaching material.

Hope,this information helpful to you.

Yes, NCERT  is enough for JEE mains chemistry, not only for inorganic but  physical and organic chemistry. But if you are preparing for JEE advanced or other higher exam then I would recommend you some following books like

• O.P. Tandon for inorganic chemistry
• Modern Approach to Chemical Calculations by R.C. Mukherjee
• Concise Inorganic Chemistry by J D Lee
• N.avasthi physical chemistry
• Organic Chemistry-Morrison Boyd

Chapter Weightage for chemistry

Topics                                                                                    Marks

Periodic table and representative elements                      12

Transition elements and coordination chemistry             12

Thermodynamics and gaseous state                                    8

Chemical Bonding                                                                    8

Solid State and surface chemistry                                         8

Atomic structure                                                                       8

Chemical and ionic equilibrium                                              8

Nuclear chemistry and environment                                     8

Redox Reaction                                                                         4

Mole Concept                                                                            4

Chemical Kinetics                                                                      4

Electrochemistry                                                                       4

Stereochemistry                                                                        4

Solution and colligative properties                                        4

General organic chemistry                                                      4

Hydrocarbon                                                                             4

Aromatic Compounds                                                              4

Carboxylic Acid and their derivatives                                    4

Alkyl halides                                                                               4

Carbohydrates, amino acid and polymers                           4

Hello Aspirant,

See MHT CET is a state level entrance exam and NCERTs are must have books but only depending upon NCERTs would not be the wise decision to prepare only from one kind of books  so I am enlisting down some good books for your reference books which you can use along with NCERTs and PYQs will help you in practicing once you complete your at least 50-60% syllabus for MHT CET :-

11th and 12th Mathematics - RD Sharma

Concepts of Physics - H.C Sharma

MHT CET Chemistry - Arihant Publishers

Marvel Physics for Medical & Engineering Entrance Exam -A. J. Bapat - Marvel Prakashan

MH-CET Engineering Solved Papers 2019-2004 with 5 Complete Mock Tests - Various Experts - Arihant Publications

Pradnya's Objective Mathematics - C. S. Patil - Nikita Publication, Latur

Chemistry for MHT CET (MCQ) - Mayur Mehta and Chitra Joshi - Marvel Publication

XII- Sci. Triumph Physics/ Chemistry /Mathematics - Multiple Authors - Target Publication

For more details kindly check out below :-

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-mht-cet

I hope this information helps you.

Good Luck!!

Hello candidate,

The JEE Mains examination mostly tests the analytical and study related knowledge of the student in terms of the concept clarity, practice of questions, and in depth knowledge about a particular topic.

Talking about Chemistry considering JEE Mains examination in particular you can refer to some books such as NCERT class 11th and class 12th chemistry, N awasthi for physical chemistry, himanshu pandey for organic Chemistry, and Pearson for inorganic chemistry.

Also make a habit of solving sample papers of individual topics and also try to give as many full length syllabus mock examinations before attempting for the JEE mains exam so that you can make a proper strategy regarding time distribution and selection and choice of questions.

For more details you can visit https://www.google.com/amp/s/engineering.careers360.com/articles/best-books-for-jee-main/amp

If you have any further queries feel free to post it here!!

Dear Aspirant,

if you carry out all the preparation methods suggested by you in your query there is a good chance you will be able to score well in the examination. It is also advised that you use other textbooks as well other than NCERT for Mathematics and Chemistry. Whereas, when it comes to solving previous years question papers you may solve from the past 10 years as the papers dating earlier than that may differ as there might have been change in syllabuses.

NCERT is core for NEET examination. If you go through these books thoroughly and revise them as much as you can, you can definitely get 650+

You can take help from MTG to practice more. It is holy grail for students.

But you have to keep giving tests and solve questions to help you in managing time in examination hall.

Best of luck

Hii

First of fall you do clear concept. And solve in starting with easy example of ncert then you go for coaching module. And solve every problem without seeing solutions. And then take previous year question of advance and do without seeing solutions and hint. If you are not able to do past year question then you again go for concept. And make concept build then again go for same problem. This type of strategy helps to crack jee advance exam . For chemistry you read ncert line by line and do question on same day.