Chemistry Preparation

Hello,
Tip 1: To prepare for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences, make sure you know about its Syllabus and Important Topics that hold the higher marking weightage in the exam. Here I'm providing the list of Important Topics for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences -
For Inorganic Chemistry -
1. Main Group Elements
2. Transition metals & Coordination compounds
3. Organometallics Compounds
For Organic Chemistry -
1. Reagents
2. Intermediate & Reaction mechanism
3. Pericyclic/
Photochemistry
For Physical Chemistry -
1. Quantum Chemistry
2. Chemical Kinetics
3. Thermodynamics & Thermochemistry
4. Molecular Spectroscopy
Well, there is a huge Syllabus for CSIR NET Chemical Sciences, but if you start covering these topics at first, then slowly and steady you can win over the entire syllabus. Tip 2: After this, you can prepare a daily time table through which you can achieve your goals and prepare yourself well to crack the exam. (Make sure you save a few minutes daily to perform revision at the end of the day)
Tip 3: To polish up your answer giving skills like - speed and accuracy, it is very important that you solve the CSIR NET Previous Years Papers & Mock Test Papers for each topic. You may also take CSIR NET Online Test Series for Chemical Sciences during the last month of the exam. 4 Sessions of test series would be enough, Tip 4: Prepare a notebook in which you mention only the quick methods, formulas and shortcut tricks. Keep this notebook for revision use only. This will be really helpful to you during the last minutes of exam.

Hello Nasrin,Here are some tips which can help you to get success in CSIR NET Chemical Sciences exam.
1. Note down the syllabus and important topics according to their weightage.
2. Understand the exam pattern and marking scheme.
3. Set your target score to achieve in the CSIR UGC NET and plan a proper strategy.
4. Take the topics which can take less time to prepare and have more weightage.
5. Once you complete an entire unit, practice questions based on that.
6. Solve previous years question papers and model test papers which help you to analyze yourself.
7. Be confident and stay relaxed to prepare well for the exam. Hope this will help you, All the Best.

Organic Chemistry is one of the most interesting subjects in JEE syllabus. I never got bored in an Organic chemistry class- thanks to my wonderful teacher. Coming to the point, Organic Chemistry doesn't involve much learning, and is mainly based on understanding concepts. Most questions would be easy to solve (except a few, which are always there in any paper) provided you have studied well. I'll be telling you chapterwise syllabus and how to prepare for it. I would give you links to some books in the end, and you can buy the books without having to waste time on searching (I searched for the latest editions and put them here). Make good class notes. This is very important. Organic is best taught by a teacher. Remember all kinds of effects, their exceptions, their preference orders, etc. Making short notes turns out very useful later on.