How can I prepare inorganic chemistry for JEE Mains 2018?

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R
4 years ago
The simple answer is to read NCERT as much as you can.

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S
6 years ago
You can prepare for inorganic chemistry by going through NCERT thoroughly and revise it 2-3 times, because inorganic chemistry is a part that you have to learn and then go through previous years paper from there you can get an idea that which types of question are came in exam. All the best.

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Amit Shukla
7 years ago
You can prepare for chemistrythrough Arihant publication on Flipkart.

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Moin Nargund
7 years ago
Organic Chemistry is one of the most interesting subjects in JEE syllabus. I never got bored in an Organic chemistry class- thanks to my wonderful teacher. Coming to the point, Organic Chemistry doesn't involve much learning, and is mainly based on understanding concepts. Most questions would be eas

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Tarun Kumar Raj
7 years ago
Please purchase a book called Inorganic Chemistry of Balaji Publications. This book has too much best quality questions with solution. You should go through it. Also, solve NCERT 2 or 3 times.

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Archita Chouhan
7 years ago
Hello, chemistry is a good scoring subject for JEE Mains, and it is easy to score in this subject. You can prepare for inorganic chemistry by going through NCERT thoroughly and revise it 2-3 times, because inorganic chemistry is a part that you have to learn and then go through previous years paper

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Rajdeep Sinha
7 years ago
Hi there! Inorganic chemistry is easily scoring part of chemistry in JEE Mains. You can simply read Ncert for the same and score adequate marks. Hope you got your answer.

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abhishek jha
8 years ago
Stop questioning and start preparing. Searching on web is not going to give you any answers.

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APRATIM SARKAR
8 years ago
You can solve the previous year question papers and some mock tests of coaching institute.

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