Hello Ritika,

Chemistry is the most tricky part of the whole syllabus of JEE. For the last month, you should first revise Non-Organic chemistry because it has fewer numericals and more theoretical part. Then the next should be Physical Chemistry because the numericals in it are not too typical and tricky. The last is the most tricky part that is Organic Chemistry, it should be thorough and with full concentration, as it also the most lengthy part you should study from your notes.

All The Best.

Hii Ritika,

Chemistry is one of the most scoring subject in jee mains,so for that you need to have a good comand on both Physical as well as organic section.

If you have joined test series and have questions banks,than practice those and give test series to check your knowledge.NCERT is the best book to revise at the end.Refer all the topics from NCERT as direct questions are been asked from NCERT in mains.

Hope it will help

Thankyou

Hello JEE Aspirants!

Chemistry holds the one third of marks for the examination and it is also a fact that students solve this section in comparatively less time than other subjects in the exam.

Coming to revisionfor chemistry in the last 2 months of exam.

Start working on mock tests as it is high time now and try to figure out the easy approach for the question.

Refer NCERT books to clear your fundamentals and in case there are some chapters you have no idea about then it is better to skip that chapter itself if it is not important as per marks weightage.

Go for objective questions books, I personally recommend MS Chouhan and N Awasthi.

Hope this information helps aspirants!

Thanks.