hi,

see if you are weak in basic then it would take a longer time to grasp the full syllabus. organic chemistry is the most hard parts of 12th chemistry and it needs a lot of revision and practice to master the mechanism of the reaction. however you need one  good tutor who would high light the main topics of each of the syllabus. for cbse students ncert books is highly recommended. apart from this you may look for Reactions, Rearrangements and Reagents by S.N. Sanyal, Solomons’ Organic Chemistry or himanshu pandey.

hi,

see chemistry part of 11th standard has three domains.

1. physical chemistry

2. organic chemistry

3. inorganic chemistry

you will find some of familiarity with physics in physical chemistry. you can start chemistry lessons from organic chemistry as well. since organic chemistry portions is considered tougher , you have study sincerely and have to provide ample amount of time taking notes and short notes. ncert books are best text books to start with.

hope you understand.

Hi Aspirant,

Organic chemistry is a quite important chapter in JEE Mains or advanced.You can sum up all the important equations in one copy and take notes of the important chemical equations.You can also stress upon the aldehyde and ketonal equation and should stress on theconversion part more.

Hope it helps!!

Hi,

Homologous series  is basically a group of carbon containing compounds that usually differ only in number of carbon atoms in the chain and follow a similar structure. They can also be defined by a general formula for eg: For alkanes it is C _n H _{2n + 2} .They have similar chemical properties. show a gradual change in their physical properties as the number of carbon atoms in the molecules increases.

I hope this helped you.

Hey There!

Bsc chemistry is a 3 years undergraduate course  and course curriculum delas with various aspects of chemistry including chemical reactions, compositions and processes. The core subjects of Bsc chemistry (compulsory subjects) are : organic chemistry, inorganic chemistry and physical chemistry. You do not need to choose between the core subjects as these are mandatory subjects but you need to choose btween the elective courses. Some of the most popular and impurtant elective subjects are:

• Application of Computer in Chemistry
• Analytical methods in Chemistry
• Molecular Modelling and Drug Design
• Novel Inorganic Solids
• Inorganic Materials of Industrial Importance
• Industrial Chemicals and Environment
• Instrumental Methods of Chemical Analysis
• Polymer Chemistry
• Research Methodology for Chemistry

You can choose the lective courses as per your interest or depending on the courses available in your college.

Hope I answered your query, thankyou!

Hi Aspirant,

Top colleges in Gujarat for Msc in Organic Chemistry are:

• Navrachana University
• Sardar Patel University
• Parul University
• Ganpat University
• UK Tarsadia University
• KK shah University
• GSFC University

These are some of the best colleges to pursue Msc in Organic Chemistry in Gujarat.

Hope it helps!!

hello,

The subject wise total number of question in WBJEE is

• Physics - 40 questions
• Chemistry - 40 questions
• Mathematics - 75 questions

In chemistry 30 Questions is asked in Category 1and 5 Questions each in Category 2 and 3.  In category 1  each correct answer will be awarded one mark and in category 2 for every correct response, two marks will be given by the candidates. The total marks allotted in Chemistry is 50. In WBJEE organic chemistry chapter has 6% weightage. So, apart from organic chemistry you can get around 32-35 questions from other chapters.

You can check the link below to know more about WBJEE exam pattern

https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/wbjee-exam-pattern

Good luck!

Hello Aspirant,

See the chemistry syllabus that you need to cover for both JEE and NEET is same . But the type of questions asked, the complexitiy level and depth will be different in both. Since JEE is an engineering entrance the questions can more trickier and calculation oriented so you need to be perfect with formulas and it requires more speed to solve. In NEET , many questions you can expect on application basis , so you need to have clarity on both theoretical and formula . Also it has been observed that JEE questions may be a little tougher or of a higher level than that of NEET. This does not mean the entire section will be different , you will sure find similarity , it is just the type that differs . So the best to prepare for this is by solving previous year papers of both to understand or get a better idea on the type and pattern of questions asked.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://engineering.careers360.com/articles/jee-main-question-papers/amp&ved=2ahUKEwjtqMHsiI_uAhWIwpQKHZAaD_wQFjAAegQIBBAC&usg=AOvVaw1E7eLjE89ibM7Vzm1Lyc_1&ampcf=1

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-question-paper/amp&ved=2ahUKEwj_j575iI_uAhV3wosBHWqPC2YQFjAAegQIAhAB&usg=AOvVaw2tlJVnveODu5taDoeat3Sp&ampcf=1

All the best