How to revise for chemistry in JEE Advance exam? Will I be selected for advanced or not? I got 85 percentile.
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Revise Through NCERT Books:
Remembering chemical formulae and equations will help you immensely in JEE Mains exam and so will it in this exam. The best reference any one can ask for is the NCERT prescribed course material. Coming to Inorganic Chemistry several students stand by NCERT books for practice and revision. In few cases, students find questions straight from NCERT books. Thus, attempting basic questions from them will ensure good performance. Practicing sufficient Chemistry mock tests before appearing for the final exam is another way to revise the subject. Hoard as many sample papers as you can lay your hands on and get down t...more -
Yes, you will.
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