(As I have mentioned in my previous posts, it really doesn't matter much which study material you use.. Just decide any one thing wisely, and do it completely.. It's totally useless to compare two random books.. Just pick up any one thing, have faith in it and complete it..)
Normally people are not very serious with inorganic chemistry and it's the biggest mistake of their JEE journey! According to me, it REALLY can be your best friend or your worst enemy.. Believe me! Inorganic chemistry is equally important as any other major topic.. Actually even more.. Because it requires a long preparation time.. So.. Preparation.. Here it is.. Firs of all THERE IS NO SHORTCUT TO PREPARE INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Yes. That's right. It takes time and constant revision. Never do the mistake of keeping it pending to do later. No!
Do it everyday (regularly). Inorganic chemistry can be 100% scoring if you are an expert and it takes not more than 2-3 minutes to score 100% marks in ANY exam.. Such a benefit it can deliver to you. So, here I'll tell you how to become an expert in it! The key is CONSTANT REVISION. If you haven't started preparing, start it and those who have started, revise the previously done topics at constant intervals otherwise you'll forget it completely. The best way that I can suggest you is a little painful but VERY effective.That's waking up at 04:00am in the morning and 'write and study'.. You'll grasp 3x faster and the matter will sustain for a longer time in your mind. 1.5 hours is enough in the morning.. I hope you get my point..
Start off with periodic table. Understand well the trends, inert pair effect and general basic things.. Don't leave anything. S-block, p-block.. learn everything.. All reactions, preparation and properties of compounds.. I mean just everything. Qualitative analysis is very very important, both for JEE and school practicals.. Give enough time to it.. d and f block plus coordination are relatively easy.. Remember, don't go out of syllabus and learn unnecessary things.. Writs down inorganic syllabus and mark out what all you've done. Just do what's in syllabus. In all inorganic chemistry checks your memorizing power.. Show it!! And remember- constant revision.. !
If you have any doubts, comment or mail me anytime...
Normally people are not very serious with inorganic chemistry and it's the biggest mistake of their JEE journey! According to me, it REALLY can be your best friend or your worst enemy.. Believe me! Inorganic chemistry is equally important as any other major topic.. Actually even more.. Because it requires a long preparation time.. So.. Preparation.. Here it is.. Firs of all THERE IS NO SHORTCUT TO PREPARE INORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Yes. That's right. It takes time and constant revision. Never do the mistake of keeping it pending to do later. No!
Do it everyday (regularly). Inorganic chemistry can be 100% scoring if you are an expert and it takes not more than 2-3 minutes to score 100% marks in ANY exam.. Such a benefit it can deliver to you. So, here I'll tell you how to become an expert in it! The key is CONSTANT REVISION. If you haven't started preparing, start it and those who have started, revise the previously done topics at constant intervals otherwise you'll forget it completely. The best way that I can suggest you is a little painful but VERY effective.That's waking up at 04:00am in the morning and 'write and study'.. You'll grasp 3x faster and the matter will sustain for a longer time in your mind. 1.5 hours is enough in the morning.. I hope you get my point..
Start off with periodic table. Understand well the trends, inert pair effect and general basic things.. Don't leave anything. S-block, p-block.. learn everything.. All reactions, preparation and properties of compounds.. I mean just everything. Qualitative analysis is very very important, both for JEE and school practicals.. Give enough time to it.. d and f block plus coordination are relatively easy.. Remember, don't go out of syllabus and learn unnecessary things.. Writs down inorganic syllabus and mark out what all you've done. Just do what's in syllabus. In all inorganic chemistry checks your memorizing power.. Show it!! And remember- constant revision.. !
If you have any doubts, comment or mail me anytime...
is ncert enough for inorganic
ReplyDeleteRar yes... It's enough! Learn everything from ncert and then do problems from your coaching material ..
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