As mentioned there is no clear cut margin between theory and numericals. However one theoretical question from thermodynamics and one from p block elements is expected. However you cannot focus on theory separately, thus have an integrated approach and prepare the subject as a whole.

NEET UG is always filled with surprises for all. So there is never a clear edge demarcation with theory and conceptualize questions. However you will find simple straight questions, simple looking but conceptual questions, pure conceptual questions and conceptualize looking but simple questions etc.

But my advise would be to study conceptually and answer with your mind focussed.

The success will be yours, All the best

Regards,

Jatin K
(CR@CAREERS360)

There is never a clear cut demarcation as to how many theory based questions you may have to face in chemistry. The weightage of topics have always varied.
The seemingly theoretical questions always have an underlying concept in it, especially in questions based on organic chemistry.
I'd recommend to you to try to UNDERSTAND the reasons behind a particular trend of properties in inorganic chemistry. Please do not blindly mug up the facts.
Similarly for topics of organic chemistry as well, properties like reactivity and solubility of a particular series of compounds have a reason for being so. Please understand that as well when you are studying. This really helps in the long run because questions asked are almost always concept based and sometimes they might ask you mark a correct answer for WHY  a particular trend exists in inorganic elements instead mark the correct trend of inorganic elements.

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