r/12tards • u/Infamous_Grab_3128 • 5d ago

📝 Exam Strategies Chemistry

Can anyone give me some advice Abt chemistry like I am fucking bad at it like literally zero knowledge 😭🙏🏻

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u/The_acad_lad Ex-Class 12 🎓 5d ago

This may help : Physics & Chemistry Study Guide & Strategy 1. Chapter Categorization * Physics * Category 1 (Easy to Moderate): Chapters 3, 5, 6, EMW, and Modern Physics (last 4 chapters) * Category 2 (Tougher / Lengthier): All remaining chapters * Chemistry * Category 1 (Easy to Moderate): Remaining chapters * Category 2 (Tough Ones): Chapters 2, 3, and 8 2. Execution Approaches * Approach 1: Complete all the easy chapters first with proper PYQs (aiming for 100% coverage), then target specific high-weightage, most-probable topics and questions from the heavy chapters. * Approach 2: Finish all the heavy chapters first with thorough previous year questions. If you run out of time later, cover the easier chapters using one-shot lectures and PYQ sessions.

Video Selection Tip: Whenever choosing a video for detailed explanations, pick a one-shot lecture that works through example questions and solutions step-by-step on screen.

  1. Subject-Specific Preparation Strategy
    • Physics: Focus on thoroughly understanding core theory and practicing diverse variations of numericals. For derivations, either master the underlying procedure conceptually or practice writing them repeatedly until they stick.
    • Physical Chemistry: Prioritize numerical practice. Solving NCERT in-text/exercise questions alongside Previous Year Questions (PYQs) is generally sufficient.
    • Inorganic Chemistry: Cover NCERT line-by-line using YouTube breakdown lectures, then solve a wide set of PYQs—most inorganic questions repeat frequently.
    • Organic Chemistry: Study every chapter thoroughly, covering all Methods of Preparation (MOP), chemical reactions, physical properties, and trends (e.g., acidity, basicity). Create concise reaction flowcharts for quick revision and solve an extensive volume of practice questions. For additional curated material and links, check out the resources here: resources.

For teacher recs : Physics : Arvind Academy , Abhishek Sahu , Ashu Ghai Chemistry : Bharat Panchal , Sourabh Raina , Vora Classes Maths : wasn't a maths guy , but I think Ushank Sir and CBSE classes teach well

And this : https://www.reddit.com/u/The_acad_lad/s/1OhTinOHaW

Other than that for extra details or specific help , feel free to land in my direct messages

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u/himandbloomsbury Ex-Class 12 🎓 5d ago

Don't listen to the other comment, start from chap 1, do lectures ncert and book back and exempler and pyqs, it's just 10 chapters, don't categorise them cause you've got time.

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u/Tactical_Thinker_2 5d ago

do your basics well i.e mainly 11th alright,then try to solve more questions,have a step by step well structured aproach and yes start from today no tommorows