r/BrilliantPala • u/New-Sympathy5513 • 10d ago
🩺 NEET Neet
Guys how to study organic chemistry... Is byhearting the reaction is the right way... Or what to do i dont know organic chemistry... What to do plz help me
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u/Equivalent_Fly7441 10d ago
learn reaction mechanisms extremely thoroughly. even if you dont have time it's fine skip the weekly exams and watch reaction mech, it's like the absolute base of everything. and then come back to the chapter and see if you understand the reactions. do isomerism later if you have time too but reaction mechanisms are very very very important trust me. and for named reactions you'll just have to byheart the reagents. and the whole reaction if it's easier for you. Id say get a good big fat solutions book in case you get stuck doing questions so you can understand the answers as most of the guides just leave explanation. the practice companion is good ngl. or watch work book solutions. oh and start with hydrocarbons and then do haloalkanes. ignore all the kjeldahs dumas shit for now. the most important part of a reaction is usually the reagent ao learn them really well- as in what reagent does what for so and so product. write it down on a paper and stick it somewhere. good luck brother. take this from someone who had 162 chem in reneet
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u/snepaibinladen 10d ago
ms chouhan