NEET Chemistry Strategy: Focus and Simplify Approach

To score well in NEET, one should strategize chemistry, focusing on conceptual and rote chapters, using NCERT, PYQs, and good teachers.

### Ultimate NEET Chemistry Preparation Strategy: Inorganic, Organic, Physical, and Practical
* 👨 Inorganic chemistry is often perceived as boring, leading to challenges in studying and approaching it, but mastering it is crucial as it is one of the **most scoring parts of the NEET syllabus**.
* 📚 Due to the removal of several chapters, such as **Hydrogen, S Block, Metallurgy, etc.**, and the reduced number of chapters, it's an opportune time to **strategically plan your approach to chemistry**.
* 🗂 For inorganic conceptual chapters like Periodic Classification, Chemical Bonding, and Coordination Compounds, it's essential to make notes and **highlight important points** from NCERT.
* 💡 Inorganic chapters that require rote learning, such as **P Block and D Block**, should be marked in NCERT, revised regularly, and practiced through **modules and DPPs**.
* Disha's 37 Years NEET Previous Year Question Book is a valuable resource for **chapter-wise questions, trend analysis, and detailed solutions**.
* For organic chemistry, choosing the right teachers is crucial. **Pankaj Sir is recommended for question practice**, while **Nitesh Sir teaches closer to the NCERT syllabus**.
* 📝 When studying organic chemistry, maintain a **theory copy**, a **question copy**, and a **reaction copy**. Highlight and mark important reactions and questions for **efficient revision**.
* 📚 Start with chapters like **GOC, IUPAC, and Isomerism** in organic chemistry. Focus on building a strong foundation in GOC by understanding key concepts like **mesomeric effect, hyperconjugation**, etc.
* In physical chemistry, choose between **Amit Mahajan Sir** and **Sudhanshu Sir** based on your preference. Start with fundamental chapters like **Mole Concept**, **Structure of Atoms**, and **Redox**.
* 🔍 Practice from coaching modules for physical chemistry and aim to **complete the syllabus** to secure your marks.
* 🧪 Practical chemistry has become an important part of the NEET exam, with questions being asked in both **Section A and Section B**. Regularly update your practical chemistry PDF with any **new additions**.

Some parts appear blank to you, and some are highlighted in yellow. You might think I have plenty of time, chapters are less, so now I'm scared of looking at physics unnecessarily. Physics is not that hard. Welcome back to a new video. In today's video, we will discuss the strategy for the whole year for chemistry. What should be your strategy so that you can score well in chemistry and also in your entire NEET.

What makes it difficult for children to understand chemistry is that it has one to three parts, out of which inorganic seems quite boring to them. This is why they do not understand how to study and approach it. Teachers also struggle to make the right choices for which books to solve. Therefore, later on, organic chemistry seems quite hard to them. They manage to handle physics though.

Many people who find physics hard also find chemistry hard because of that, they don't understand how to approach chemistry. In the end, chemistry becomes quite hard. If you don't understand it, but if you understand it once, then this is the most scoring part of your entire NEET syllabus. Now, there are even more chapters because many chapters, I mean a good amount of chapters, have been removed. Okay, if we talk about organic...

Hydrogen has been removed, S block has been removed, metallurgy has been removed, your solid state has been removed, states of matter have been removed, surface chemistry has been removed, the last part in organic has been removed, so many chapters have been removed for you, and quite a few chapters are left for you, so if you approach it well from now on, your scoring part for the end time will be very good. Why do LS students generally ignore, I also have my time.

Why was I ignoring it if I tell you that the last drop that was my selection was not because of my chemistry because I did not go for organic. I left it in the end too because I found it very boring and I was not finding any good teacher because they teach a lot out of the syllabus, which is why the confidence comes in the end.

He who is needed does not come, and it is not understood what to revise, what to leave, and what happens with physics that children start comparing it with physics, and because they are not able to understand physics, they start thinking that physical won't be possible for them. While this is not true, physics is quite simple. If you have memorized the formula and you can see what is given and what formula to apply, based on these three things, here you.

I am going to tell the strategy of completing all three subjects. If you follow it throughout the year, no one can stop you from getting 180 out of 180. Alright, when it comes to organic chemistry, you can split the chapters into two parts. The first is the conceptual part, and the second is the chapter where you have to cram a lot. Later, you have to revise a lot. So, in the conceptual chapters, you know.

Periodic classification, chemical bonding, and coordination compounds are coming up. So, what do you need to do for this? You just have to make notes. It means that if you watch the lecture, then you have to make notes for these three chapters. The first point is that it is clear that notes need to be made, and the chapters that need to be memorized are the P block and D block chapters. In this, I recommend everyone to highlight NCERT because this year also, what I saw was that...

There was a neat paper that had many important NCERT lines which are hidden lines. Teachers do not write them in notes, but questions are made from those lines. That's why it is better to highlight NCERT more in this, because if suppose a teacher skipped it, but if you are repeatedly reading NCERT, you will see those lines, and if it appears in the exam, seeing the same line, you will understand that it is written in NCERT.

Is this the right thing to do? Okay, that's why I prefer highlighting NCERT more. When it comes to making notes for the exam, if I'm talking about the chapters to be memorized, the important thing is that the P block was in your old NCERT but has been removed from the new NCERT. However, it is still present in the syllabus. So, what do you need to do in that case? I have already explained this on my telegram channel. Now, how to approach this, you need to understand this.

It is important to decide whether to make notes or not. Now, choosing which teachers to follow is also very important. Generally, I know two teachers who teach well. One is Mohit sir, and the other is V.T. sir. Both of them are good teachers of Inorganic. You can study from either of them, whoever you understand better. Now, the split I made, you have to approach these two sections in different ways. I will explain both.

If you talk about conceptual chapters, first, you will watch the lecture. After watching the lecture, because I had mentioned in the conceptual chapter that you should make notes, you will make notes, alright? Then, when your lecture is over, on that day, when you have taken lectures of Physics, Chemistry, and Biology, when your lectures are done, then at night, when you have spare time, for question practice and revision, at that time, you will revise what you studied today.

You have read in the lecture that you will revise what you have written in the notes, and then you will solve the DPP at night. After solving the DPP, you will open the module of the same topic you have studied and solve that topic from that module, right? After doing this, you will open your notes again and then highlight in your notes the concepts that have been used in solving your module or DPP today.

You will indirectly make your short notes without any extra effort and you only have to do this for three chapters. You don't have to do it for more chapters. If the part of PEDI classification, chemical bonding, and coordination is correct, then if you do this, your short notes for those chapters will also be done, good question practice will also be done, and the concepts will also be clear. An important thing is that you have to do one extra thing, that in this, the coordination compound.

In this chapter, you need to solve the intex questions and examples. Now, the preparation of chemistry is not possible without any proper book. To help with this, Disha has launched her 37 years' NEET previous year question books, and this book is the best because you will find chapter-wise and topic-wise previous questions in it. All the papers conducted by NEET so far, besides the main NEET, like Odisha 2019.

The paper of Manipur 2023 includes the Phase 2 paper of 2020 and 22. The PYQs of all these are included in this book. You will also find the NCERT page number on the side of each question. By looking at it, you can determine that this question is framed from this NCERT paragraph, and this NCERT topic is important. Also, you get a detailed solution for each question. Through this, if you don't get any question, it won't be made from you.

So, you can see its solution and learn how good this question should have been made. Also, in the solution, you will find important tips, tricks in the form of value-added notes, and the important concepts needed to solve that question written in it, which will help you a lot. It also provides you with chapter-wise trend analysis so that you can find out which important topics are in this chapter.

This is because these are the questions that keep coming to you repeatedly, and the good news is that this time Disha Publications has also offered prizes worth 1 crore with this book. Whoever purchases this book will find the link to this book in the description, from where you can buy it. So let's move forward in the video. Now, if I talk about the chapters where you have to put in effort, you have to watch the lecture, but in this

Instead of making notes, what you should do is keep your NCERT open side by side when the teacher is teaching. At that time, keep your NCERT open, take a pencil, and sit. You are not making notes of whatever the teacher is teaching. If the teacher mentions any important things or any important lines from NCERT, just mark it there. So, it is understood who is touching which lines. Okay, next.

If the presenter writes anything extra on the slides like writing any mnemonic to remember a trend or writing about some trend and saying that it is quite important, then in the empty spaces on the side in the NCERT, you will add it there. After that, what will you do? When you have watched today's lecture, then you will open my notebook. There are very short lectures in it. Whatever the topic is today.

You must have been taught to check the roti of as many pages as have been done and then do the final highlight. In this way, you have also checked the head. Then whatever I said, what is important, what is not important, you have also seen, and your NCRTE is complete, which you have to revise at the end. Then you will sit to solve it. Assume you have received DPP in your batch, so you will solve DPP. If you have not received it, then who will...

Can you solve CBSE or NTSE questions, or is MTG Chemistry better for MTG, then you can also solve MTG or take the NTSE that you have and practice once. Whatever is taught today is fine, besides that, you must do the important things in the chapters of organic cramming. That is doing the intex questions because directly questions are coming from here. If you do it in the even P block, then

Compounds and reactions that you don't have to do much, but you must definitely do the questions related to their index that you have given. Alright, let's talk further. You have already done what to do with conceptual chapters and rote chapters up to the modulus. After that, you also have to do the P.Y.Q. So, you should always do the P.Y.Q. for any subject only when your chapter is complete, okay? Once you do all the important.

Mark the things, why in the pie I will tell you the total in how many times you need to revise by the final exam. So if you talk about conceptual chapters, you need to revise it well in the beginning. Free revise it so that initially if you strengthen it, you will not forget later. I have never forgotten it till today. I remember how to use MO, Bond Angle, Bond Order, everything.

How the questions used to come, I remember everything because I have practiced a lot. So similarly, if you cover good conceptual chapters three to four times, then in the end, you won't need to revise it much, and at that time you will be able to use P block, D block, and A block chapters to revise. Besides that, when you have done this, you have to do the P.Y.Qs three to four times in it conceptually and one for the rotator.

Twice, you have to focus more on revising the P block and D block because this is what you will repeatedly forget, alright. You can also look at coordination compounds because people tend to forget that too. So, these three chapters will be your main focus in inorganic. You will have to revise them. So, in this way, you have to approach inorganic, which people say they forget. Like today, we studied the P block, if we skip it, then.

If you forget, in that case, when you, until your DNA block starts, a considerable amount of time will have passed. So, whenever you start, whenever you complete a chapter, from that day, allocate half an hour to 20 minutes of your time separately to schedule whether I will now focus on these organics or if I have also started organics, then I will revise the reaction of organics. I will revise some pages daily, that's fine, you need to set aside half an hour separately.

It might happen, but it's not the right time for that, so I'm not explaining it now. Let's talk about organic. In organic, the most important thing is to choose the teachers. Because what happened with my selection was exactly this. I was confused about which teacher to study from. I couldn't understand anyone. Some teachers teach well, but to be out of anxiety, a lot of teaching is needed. So, I face a lot of difficulties later on.

It was difficult to understand whether this is important or not, so to get it right, I got you enrolled. So, from there, you get to know what is important, what is related to NCIARTI, and what is not. It's okay, but reading it once from the teacher still becomes important. And now, because you have it, I would recommend you to read it once from the teacher, then good teachers will be there. Pankaj Sir is a very good teacher for organic. The best thing about him is what.

That the concepts will clear all your questions, they do a lot of practice, so on top of that, Pankaj sir becomes very good because they practice questions because they do it in a good amount, so your concept gets clear that you have to apply this concept in the same way, right, the problem is that they teach some extra things of NCERT, so you should know that these are out of NCERT, so I have to skip this.

I don't want to revise this, Nitesh sir, what's the matter that I studied from them only, I didn't talk to Pankaj sir because I did it in the end, so when I did it with Nitesh sir, I followed his Master Organic Chemistry playlist, which has 40 lectures inside, I cleared all the concepts very well in it, it's just that the question practice is less than required, but if you want to practice more questions.

In that case, you should prefer Pankaj sir over Ajay compared to Nitesh sir. The benefit is that the out-of-anciarity is quite low in this. The difficulty you will face here is whether it is ANC or not, you won't face as much trouble here. Some out-of-anciarity is also here, but not as much as you will get in this lecture. Now, whichever you choose in organic, there are three things you have to do. Whenever you are watching a lecture, you have to make a theory copy.

If you prepare a question copy and a reaction copy during your preparation, then at the end, when you revise, you won't face any difficulties. Now, understand how to make a question copy. Whenever you are giving a lecture, first, write down the name of the reaction being done. If there is a name reaction, write down the name of that reaction, like the Rosenmann reaction. Now, if there is any important...

The point is, as I show you here, it is written that ethane will give ethanal, but all the rest will give your ketones, so these theoretical points, whatever is written about that reaction, you have to write it in your theory copy. Like I have written here, okay, one reaction is this, then the next reaction is this, this is how I have written here, in this way, what will happen to your theory copy, be ready.

In this, you will see one more thing that I have highlighted some things in yellow here and some things are blank for you, alright? Some are blank for you here and some are highlighted in yellow for you. What does this mean? Like I told you, if you study with any teacher, they make you do some out-of-syllabus things. So, when you do the out-of-syllabus, will you do it from the host or by yourself, then you will see that oh, the teacher made me react.

But if it's not in the NCERT, I won't highlight it in yellow so that when I sit down to revise later, I know that this is the reaction I need to revise, the one I haven't highlighted in yellow, I don't need to revise. So, this is your highlight work done correctly. Now your theory copy is done. Now let's talk about how to make the question copy. So, when the sir is dictating the theory, just after that, sir.

When conducting quizzes, what you need to do is either write the question separately in a question copy, or split the same copy into halves in the organic copy and write thari behind it, write the question behind it. You can also do it like this, as you see fit. If you separate the question copy, what benefit will it bring? The notes you had made will indirectly become short notes above. I have seen this when I made these notes.

I was able to quickly revise my notes as I had separated the questions in the organic section. You don't have to revise the questions repeatedly in organic. If you do it two to three times during your test, you will remember until the end how to apply the anti-markonic rule. Everyone will remember the markonic rule.

How to apply everyone will remember will you forget the important points that 1° alcohol will give oxidation to 2 degrees of alcohol what will it give all these points you forget you have to revise repeatedly so you have to make a separate question copy in this way in which you will give a heading of the reaction and whatever questions you will ask which you are feeling important you have to write only that not that all the basic questions that you are making you are writing them too.

Only the important things that you think I might make a mistake in, you have to write those questions, so that your copy will be ready in this way. Apart from this, what you need to create is a reaction copy. Now, how to create a reaction copy, I will tell you in a separate video. The main thing you need to pay attention to is that in the reaction copy, you have to write reactant, write reagent, and leave the place blank for the product. In this, all the NCIARTY.

When you have to write reactions, you will get the reaction copy, the theory copy you have made will be yours, as I said that indirect short notes will be made, and you have to revise the question copy you have made two to three times when will you revise before your neat exam, whenever you have any test, if any chapter is coming in the test, suppose hydrocarbon is coming, then you have revised its question copy in this way, you

Do it two to three times by your final exam, and if you do it, then you won't need a question copy, and I will only need three copies and reaction copies, so when you have completed watching the lecture and made these three things that I mentioned above, then you need to practice the questions, so where will you practice the questions? In question practice, you will use the same thing, MTG or NCERT for chemistry, both are good books.

You can solve any one book out of them, and if you are getting DPP in your batch, then you can solve that. Once your chapter is complete and you have applied all the questions of MTG and NCERT, what do you need to do next? You need to solve the P.Y.Q., that is the previous year's questions, set the timer for the AITS test, and solve the P.Y.Q. After that, you need to move on to the next chapter because when Organic is going on, it gets quite tight.

The schedule remains one after the other chapter you keep coming forward so in that I will not say in between come see when all your chapters are over when all the chapters are over then after that what you have to do is to see the juris and while watching the juris, whatever points you are getting in the NCERT that I have told there and said that it is important and those things you did not write in your notes separately, those points you have to separately in the NCERT.

I need to highlight because these are the points from which assertion reason or statement-based questions will come. Also, when you are doing the restic, I have also asked all the questions in between, so you have to cover those intersex questions as well. I did not conduct the exercise, so you have to do the exercise questions yourself. If you have time once, it's fine. If you do this much, you will have all the things ready for you.

Need to revise in the end, their copy, reaction copy is correct, reaction copy will be highlighted and marked where you have solved, and the indexation will also be ready with you, so in the end, you will just revise these marked questions in the reaction copy, and you will revise the reaction copy and the highlights of the NCERT through heuristic, and sometimes you will look at their copy so that your concepts remain brushed up, okay, if you do this work, then in organic.

You won't face any difficulty now. Let me tell you once how you should approach which chapters of organic to do first, who should do which one later, okay. Now look, first of all, you have to start with GOC and Hydrocarbons. IUPAC Isomerism, GOC, Hydrocarbons, you have to do these first. In which Hydrocarbons are the most important chapter. If you do it well, you will get to see many reactions ahead, which repeat.

You might be making some mistakes now because you have taken a break. You may feel like you have a lot of time, but chapters are decreasing, so you will make these mistakes because you will spend a lot of time on IUPAC and Isomerism. Many teachers who teach IUPAC teach very well and explain deeply. They also conduct classes outside NCERT. You don't have to do all of that if you feel like, Oh.

It seems like I am getting access, so you need to leave because the questions coming from IUPAC are quite basic. The details that are in NCR are the basis on which your IUPAC is being asked. You don't need to do much in isomerism, just read the RS configuration. If you are reading about basic optical isomerism, then that's enough, and you need to do all the basic structural isomerism, etc., besides this.

The most important thing to keep in mind whenever you are doing GC is that you should understand the mesomeric effect, hyperconjugation effect, resonance, and all these topics well. How to determine acidic strength, how to look at basic strength, because these are the things that will come to you repeatedly in your 12th grade, and if your understanding of GC is so strong, then you will not have trouble ahead. So, work the most on this.

Let's try to practice as many questions as possible. Now let's talk about how to approach physical chemistry. So, in physical chemistry, first of all, look at which teacher you will follow. There are two teachers in this, Amit Mahajan Sir and Sudhanshu Sir. Some prefer Amit Mahajan Sir, some prefer Sudhanshu Sir. Amit Mahajan Sir focuses more on question practice, and Sudhanshu Sir explains quite easily. So, you can decide according to your preference. Watch a few lectures by each and see which one you like more.

Once you come, you can follow up on your physical now. In this, which are the first chapters you need to complete, I will tell you. So first, you need to understand the concept of mole, which will be the basis of all the chapters to come. Second, you need to do the structure of atoms, and third, you need to do redox because if you complete these three chapters, you will know the basics of all the upcoming chapters in chemistry.

Apart from physics, there are not many chapters left. If you carefully look at the slit, you will easily see that I do not have to do more chapters in physics. I am afraid of physics unnecessarily. Physics is not that hard. So, if you look at it, Thermodynamics, Equilibrium, these two chapters will be left for your 11th. After these chapters, Solutions, Electrochemistry, and Chemical Kinetics, these three chapters will be left.

If you spend enough time on these chapters in your 12th grade, then you won't have much difficulty in these chapters later. After that, which book to practice from in this, should we also apply NCERT points in this, I would recommend you to definitely apply modules, and coaching modules will be better, whether it's compared to NCERT points or MTG is fine, so prefer modules in this, and try to complete it.

So, when your physical will be completely over, no one will be able to cut your marks. Good, how to approach the rest, how to watch lectures, how to make notes, it's the same as physics. So, what I explained in this video, you can follow the same approach for physics as well. Good, the last thing left is practical chemistry, and this has become quite an important part because even in the NEET 24 actual paper, it was included.

Two questions came that were asked in Section B and this time in NEET, for 156 students, there were three questions, one of which was in your Section A. So, where you were initially thinking of skipping, if it comes, which I was also telling you, chances were that it would come in Section B, so it is happening like that, but sometimes they are also giving in Section A, so you will have to read this because look, they have removed quite a syllabus, so they will add something.

They have added practical chemistry. Now, what has happened is that the new questions that have been added, I will have to highlight them in this practical chemistry PDF that I gave you earlier.

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Strategies for Scoring Well in Chemistry for NEET

Chemistry can be challenging due to its different parts, but with the right approach, it can be the most scoring subject in the NEET syllabus.

Many chapters have been removed, providing an opportunity to focus on the essential topics for better preparation.

Organic chemistry can be divided into conceptual and memory-based chapters, requiring note-making and highlighting of the NCERT book for effective studying.

The Importance of Highlighting NCERT in Exam Preparation

Repeatedly reading NCERT is crucial for identifying important lines that are often used in exam questions.

When making notes, it's important to remember that the P block has been removed from the new NCERT but is still in the syllabus.

When approaching different teachers for studying, choose based on personal understanding, such as Mohit sir and V.

It's essential to watch lectures, make notes, revise, and practice questions for conceptual chapters, and specifically solve intext questions and examples for the coordination compound chapter in Chemistry.

Additionally, using Disha's 37 years' NEET previous year question book can greatly aid in the preparation for the exam.

Comprehensive Study Guide for Manipur 2023 Exam

The book includes Phase 2 papers from 2020 and 2022, with previous year questions and NCERT page numbers for reference.

It provides detailed solutions, important tips, and chapter-wise trend analysis.

Disha Publications is offering prizes worth 1 crore with this book, and it is recommended to keep the NCERT book open while studying and make notes of important points mentioned by the teacher.

Additionally, students are advised to practice DPP, CBSE, NTSE, and MTG Chemistry questions for thorough preparation.

Strategies for Studying Chemistry Effectively

It is important to revise conceptual chapters 3-4 times initially to strengthen understanding and minimize the need for later revision.

Focus on revising P block, D block, and coordination compounds inorganic chapters, as these are commonly forgotten.

Allocate time daily for organic reactions revision and choose a good teacher, like Pankaj Sir, to study organic chemistry effectively.

Comparing Organic Chemistry Teaching Styles

Pankaj sir emphasizes extensive question practice for clear concept application, with some out-of-NCERT content.

Nitesh sir, on the other hand, provides a comprehensive explanation of concepts with less out-of-NCERT material.

Making a theory copy, a question copy, and a reaction copy is essential for effective revision and understanding in organic chemistry.

Tips for Effective Note-Taking in Chemistry

Separate the questions from the organic copy to quickly revise important points without repetition.

Creating a separate question copy helps in focusing on the key areas that may be challenging.

Developing a reaction copy with reactants, reagents, and space for products can aid in organizing and revising reactions effectively.

Efficiently Studying Organic Chemistry for 12th Grade

Focus on highlighting important points in the NCERT while watching the juris, as they are crucial for potential exam questions.

Start with GOC and Hydrocarbons, as a strong understanding of these chapters will help with later reactions.

Pay special attention to mesomeric effect, hyperconjugation, and resonance in GOC, as these concepts are crucial for the 12th-grade curriculum.

Approaching Physical Chemistry for Students

Choose between Amit Mahajan Sir and Sudhanshu Sir based on your learning preferences, then focus on understanding the concepts of mole, atomic structure, and redox as the first step.

In physics, concentrate on Thermodynamics and Equilibrium for 11th grade, and then Solutions, Electrochemistry, and Chemical Kinetics for 12th grade.

Practice from coaching modules for better preparation, and apply the same approach to physics.

Finally, prioritize studying practical chemistry due to its increasing importance in exams like NEET 24.