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it is well renowned fact that chemistry is rank maker in aieee and iit exam but how to be super flawless in chemistry subject because i think it requires a lot of patience to completely grab this subject????/??

Yes you are right it requires patience and lots of practice. So if you want to master chemistry for IIT and AIEEE then you must practice a lot. Daily practice reactions in writing or you can seperately make a note of all these reactions

Refer some good books like NCERT which is a must if you want to crack IIT JEE. This year IIT paper had most of the questions similar from NCERT. So many students who followed NCERT religiously cleared it.

So master NCERT in order to master Chemistry and then practice a lot from Arihant books.

Hope it helps

dear friend
i think in aieee or iitjee exam of maths subject its a scoring for all student. you can also that chemistry subject numerical part its also scoring so my advice you can refer ncert book 10+2 level with pcm and do hard work everday.
best of luck.

dear freind i am an iitian........so according to my experience 95% of the chemistry questions are from ncert..............read and mug up ncert books of 11th and 12th standard fully...............for inorganic ncert is more than enough..........for physical you can practice from p bahadur..................best of luck........

Ofcourse friend chem is a scoring sub for AIEEE, IIT, BITS, VITEE or other state exams but for that your base should be cleared , you can first start from your academics books , then NCERT, then move to other comptetive books like Vishal's, O P Tondon, TATA MCGRAW, Arihant, DMH, Then start preparing with your objective type papers 31 years last practise papers.

Very Well said.........!

Preparing your own Notes specially for Inorganic Part will help you alot to get through it.

Well, you ca use O.P.Tandon the best ever book for IITJEE or AIEEE preparetion. It has seprate edition for every part viz: Organic, Inorganic, Physical and application.

Or one of the better option you also have is to get some Study MAterial from any good institute like- Career Point Kota, Resonance, Brilliant Tutorials etc. it will cost maximum 10,000 including PCM.


Regards
~Faiyaz~

Basically questions asked in AIEEE and IIT JEE chemistry papers are entirely from NCERT syllabus thogh in a very detailsed way.So if you want to be 'super flawless' , the very first thing you need is to thorough the 11th and 12th standard chemistry books,it should be like you should answer questions from any part of the books.And then refer Pradeeps chemistry refreshers for 11th and 12th. They are also really helpful in preparing competitive exams and have got complete explainatins of each and every topic and ofcourse it is easy to understand too.
Just understand the 'WHY' apart you will be able to answer the 'HOW'

chemistry is the most scoring subject in iit or aieee
the only thing is you have to study lot more compared to phy and maths
chemistry paper is easy
some questions are directly from ncert so ncert is a must
you need to practice physical as there were 20 out of 30 questions from physical chemistry in aieee 2010
study of complete syllabus can fetch u more than 100 in iit and can improve your rank considerably
R C Mukherjee is a good choice for physical
for inorganic ncert is more than sufficient
for organic solomons is good for detailed study
best of luck

dear friend

chemistry is a subject where u have to practice many things a lot.

like chemical reaction equations, chemical bond structures of organic as well as non organic matters and many many more things.

so u have to go through fundamental books very clearly.

in competative xams like IIT and AIEEE questions that come are very difficult.

so u have to practice different varities of questions hrom different question banks and model papers.

i will suggest u to get admitted to a coaching center.

all the best.

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it is well renowned fact that chemistry is rank maker in aieee and iit exam but how to be super flawless in chemistry subject because i think it requires a lot of patience to completely grab this subject????/??

hii, me too have given iit last year, but could not get in, still, chemistry has been my favourite subject
lets start with organic,
books recommended:
solomons and fryhle
op tondon
start from ncert, complete its theory and questions, move on to solomons, read the necessary part and move on to op tondon,solve only questions from it espacially the brain storming part
notes:
1 you can also follow morrison and boyd in place of solomons
2 learn appendix 1 and 2 given at the end of comprehensive/pradeep refreshers
3 ncert is must, read it as many times as possible
4 thorough yourself in basic reaction mechanisms
5 basics, viz, reaction radicals part, hyperconjugation, rearrangement part should be on your tips

inorganic:
books recommended:
j d lee
o p tondon
d mukkherjee mcq
start with ncert, solve it,read as much as possible from jd lee and optondon
dont solve op tondon, just solve mcq, its questions are better

physical:
ncert
op tondon/op aggarwal
solve ncert fully and then do subjective questions from optondon/agarwal

thats all you have to do to make chemistry flawless

all the best

with practice only in any subject you make you flawless
in organic chemistry you need to learn reactions by making tables by name and practice them that will be helpful
and for inorgaanic part you should make your own notes tht will make you flawless and cover your syllabus thoroughly

in my life i want to recommend u if u are from lucknow and can go for coaching u can go fr agarwals chemistry in trivaag


its brilliant
and will help u


for u only

u please concentrate moreon organic and inorganic
make notes and not study at last time from books


physical u can handel easily as its questions are very easy

Dear Friend,
you must get chance in IIT,for this you have to study hard
Practice makes a man Perfect,so you have to practice more ans more
you can follow good books like NCERT,which is required for cracking the IIT or AIEEE exam.

Good luck.

how to make physics flawless

best books to clear iit physics

hi i prefer to ncert and arihant for chem and for maths do RD Sharma and for phy do HC Verma.surely you will be successful

Just work hard

How to be flawless in organic chemistry??

Hi!!

Chemistry is one of the most scoring subject among other in AIEEE and IIT-JEE..

To score more :

1. Refer 11th and 12th NCERT book and go through all chapter to revise the concepts..
2. Refer any reference book like Pradeep's Chemistry to know more detail discussions on
important topics..
3. Refer Previous papers of chemistry..
4. Focus more on organic chemistry..

I hope you follow this and put your earnest efforts to get through IIT-JEE and AIEEE.

Best wishes,

Regards,

Originally Posted by Unregistered

it is well renowned fact that chemistry is rank maker in aieee and iit exam but how to be super flawless in chemistry subject because i think it requires a lot of patience to completely grab this subject????/??

How To Improve Chemistry

Chemistry is a subject which once understood can be the smoothest thing ever happened to you..

I'll share my personal experience with you so that you get an idea..

In the beginning of class 11th i was extremely reluctant to study Chemistry but by the time i had completed my 12th..i was so good at Chemistry that i was teaching a completely dumb girl and she managed to score a decent 80% in her boards in Chemistry..

The NCERT books are generally a bunch load of facts which they expect you to cram up..but while preparing for the IIT JEE and AIEEE..you need to lay more stress on concepts as they will not ask direct questions..

I suggest you to go through the following books :-










I would strongly suggest you to buy the study material of a good coaching institute because those books contained much detailed information about all the topics..

Till the time you don't get to the root of the topics..you cannot expect yourself to crack the entrance exams..

all the best..

With Warm Regards
Nitz

Dear

Refer some good books like NCERT which is a must if you want to crack IIT JEE. This year IIT paper had most of the questions similar from NCERT. So many students who followed NCERT religiously cleared it.

So, master NCERT in order to master Chemistry and then practice a lot from Arihant books.
You can also refer to:-
RC Mukherjee
OP Tandon...........

Thankyou
Aishwarya Mehrotra