Hey Raju

I wish you had mentioned the exam for which you are preparing. I can very well understand your problem since I had gone through the same problem when I was preparing for college entrance tests. The best thing you can do right now is to start with each topic online, as in, watch videos for each chapter (On youtube or Vedantu or Unacademy) and solve the past year questions.I personally would advice you to go for Vedantu. You can also use toppr app where they will solve the questions you give them.

I hope this helped. All the best. Incase of any more doubts please feel free to ask.

Hey!

This is a tough question to answer as someone's intelligence can't be judged by any single subject. However, if you are a good student with strong fundamental concepts and has done good pr acting of previous years exams and other mcq questions, then there is a chance that you will surely score higher than half of maximum marks (its just a guess). Also, there is a tip for you, in these last days of exam Try to revise all the concepts and solve as much as queries you can do in a day (at least 100).also, try to solve questions with a timer, set a question with 1-1.4 minutes, not more than that.

Hope it helped to clear your delimma

Thank you

Dear aspirant,

The NCERT std 11th can be divided as follows:

Physical chemistry (part 1)

• Some basic concepts of chemistry
• Structure of atom
• Classification of elements and periodicity in properties
• Chemical bonding and molecular structure
• States of matter
• Thermodynamics
• Equillibrium

Inorganic chemistry (part 2)

• Redox reactions
• Hydrogen
• S block elements
• P block elements

Organic chemistry (part 2)

• Organic chemistry- some basic principles and techniques
• Hydrocarbons

Environmental chemistry (part2)

The demarcation of NCERT std 12 is as follows:

Physical chemistry (part 1)

• The solid state
• Solutions
• Electrochemistry
• Chemical kinetics
• Surface chemistry
• General principles of isolation of elements

Inorganic chemistry (part1)

• P block elements
• D and f block elements
• Coordination compounds

Organic chemistry (part2)

• Haloalkanes and Haloarenes
• Alcohols, phenols, ethers
• Aldehydes ketones carboxylic acids
• Amines
• Biomolecules
• Polymers
• Chemistry in everyday life

Regards!!