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Yes, it is more conceptual and in-depth. It requires regular practice and understanding, especially in Physical and Organic Chemistry.

There are 9 chapters in total as per the NCERT syllabus.

Yes, NCERT is sufficient for school exams. For JEE/NEET, you need additional practice from books like OP Tandon, MS Chauhan, or NCERT Exemplar.

Roughly 40–45% of the Chemistry questions in JEE/NEET are based on Class 11 topics.

Absolutely. Start with NCERT, strengthen your basics, and move to practice problems from relevant competitive books.

Ideally, 1.5–2 hours/day focusing on theory + numerical practice.

Chemistry is divided into Physical, Organic, and Inorganic Chemistry. Start with Physical, then move to Inorganic, and gradually build Organic Chemistry basics.

It helps in calculating quantities of reactants and products using Avogadro’s number (6.022 × 10²³). It's foundational for stoichiometry and chemical calculations.

Start with the most complex molecule, use the hit-and-trial method, balance atoms one element at a time, and ensure mass and charge are conserved.

It explains energy changes in reactions, efficiency of engines, chemical equilibrium, and biological processes like metabolism.

Orbit is a fixed circular path (Bohr model), while orbital is a 3D region where there is a high probability of finding an electron (Quantum model).

It's the mixing of atomic orbitals to form new hybrid orbitals (like sp, sp², sp³) to explain molecular shapes using VSEPR theory.

To attain stability (usually a noble gas configuration) and lower their energy.

Use mnemonics and understand trends like atomic size ↓ down group, ↑ across period. Practice with trend charts.

Write short definitions, formulae, reaction mechanisms, color codes, and summary points chapter-wise for quick revision.

Understand the concept → learn formula → solve basic → then level-up with complex problems from NCERT + reference books.

Understand the reaction mechanism first, then practice name reactions repeatedly. Use flowcharts and flashcards for revision.

Class 12 Chemistry is more structured and application-based. Many students find it easier than Class 11 if studied consistently.

Surface Chemistry, Biomolecules, Coordination Compounds, and Electrochemistry are scoring with high-weightage questions.

Yes, NCERT is the bible for boards. Every reaction, line, and diagram should be understood thoroughly.

1.5–2 hours/day is ideal for regular study and revision, plus extra time for problem-solving before exams.

Yes. NCERT covers the bulk of JEE/NEET questions, especially in Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. Add MCQ practice.

About 20–25 marks come from numericals (Physical Chemistry chapters).

Follow a weekly plan: Theory → Notes → NCERT Examples → Back Questions → Sample Papers → PYQs

It states that the partial vapor pressure of a component is proportional to its mole fraction. It explains ideal and non-ideal solutions.

Focus on standard electrode potentials, redox reactions, Nernst equation, and types of cells (galvanic & electrolytic). Practice numericals.

A gradual decrease in ionic radii across the lanthanides due to poor shielding by f-orbitals. It affects the properties of d-block elements.

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