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Dear aspirant,

Hope you are doing well. As per your query you can follow the following youtube channels for the best knowledge and information on organic/inorganic chemistry for NEET and boards but you shouldn't always rely in them and also study from support books.

1. JUST NEET

2. Pradeep Sharma

3. World of Chemistry

4. Khan Academy

5. Etoos Education

6. Unacademy

Please click on the link below for more information and updates. Hope you find this helpful. Thank you.

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/how-prepare-for-neet-chemistry

Dear student,

There are a lot of good chemistry teachers on YouTube, some may even have the potential to force a change of heart for even those students who hate the subject. Obviously, I cannot find 'THE' best one because there are quite a few exquisite people so I am giving you a few names to get you started.

1. Professor Martyn Poliakoff
2. Arvind arora ( made ejee chemistry )
3. Paaras thakur (unacademy jee)

Hope it helps

First year perhaps you have to study courses in Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics 1&2, Mechanics , Programming and Data Structures and a couple of more courses depending on your Institute. In most of the IITs and NITs Manufacturing Processes, Electrical Technology as well as Engineering Drawing and Computer Graphics are major courses.

You have excellent Video lectures by distinguished professors at Top IITs and IISc Bangalore on NPTEL, which will help you immensely during first year and wil teach you the subject in depth. As a suggestion, Prof Somnath Bhardwaj , Prof Debasis Ray and Prof Jitendra Kumar from IIT KGP have recorded one of the best lectures of Physics , Chemistry and Mathematics respectively, with full playlist avaliable on NPTEL's YouTube Channel. As far as another dreaded subject of first year, Electrical Technology is concerned, Prof Debapriya Das of IIT KGP as well as Prof L. Umanand of IISc Bangalore have recorded excellent video lectures on the NPTEL Channel.

All the Best.

Dr Akansha Agrawal mam MBBS, MS( obs nd gyne) she teaches at etoos india she is truly the most professional nd dynamic teacher

Hello,

If you are talking about NEET examination then, yes 610 is the safest score to score for getting admission into government or private college. Here the safest score is 710 but if you have score 600+ you will be in a safe place to get a seat with out any problem. So if you are giving in 2021 then try to score 650+

Hello Aspirant,

NTA has not declared exactly about the OMR sheet about when is it going to release. But there remains chances that it shall be released very soon. As such they said that it was going to get released on 29th of September, which didn't happen. Keep checking the official website of NTA for latest updates. Check out the links below to know more:

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-omr-sheet

https://medicine.careers360.com/articles/neet-official-answer-key

Thank you.

Hello Advesh!

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