Chemistry

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Organic Chemistry: 1. Clayden (best book -deep concepts in organic chemistry and a person can clear CSIR-JRF easily. Please don't have cursory reading. Read in detail as mentioned in book chapter wise from the beginning. Answer key and solution mentioned in book itself. You just need to login their websites.
2. Bruice- Best book for beginner in organic chemistry. First start with Bruice and then Clayden.
3. Inorganic Chemistry: Huheey
3a. J. D. Lee for beginners and for major topics which come directly into IIT JAM Chemistry study Huheey - this is must.
4. Physical: Atkins (though many people not able to understand initially, not a issue! Still read and took help from the book mentioned below:
4a. KL Kapoor: various volumes are available depending upon the chapter. Inundated with questions and solved examples of physical chemistry. Rest can be done also from Atkins. Quantum chemistry - do follow atkins
5. Donald Mcquarrie: Bestest book I have ever read for quantum and spectroscopy. More than sufficient in terms of knowledge and clarity. Other chapters like group theory many more are available. So please study Mcquarrie also.
6. Solved road map problems of organic chemistry.
7. To follow 6. one needs to have a command over name reactions. For this follow Peterskyies. It is not a comprehensive book but helpful I have already mentioned you bible of organic chemistry that is Clayden and Bruice.
8. Solve last year question papers of IIT JAM Chemistry. This helps you alot. You have an idea of important name reactions since plenty of reactions are there and hard to remember everyone.
9. Check the organising institute & last year paper formulated by that institute.
Happy reading and stay positive.

JNU Exam Pattern 2019 Jawaharlal Nehru University mentions the JNU 2019 Exam pattern for the entrance exam to be conducted. The exam pattern of JNU 2019 states the pattern in which the exam will be conducted which include the types of questions, marking scheme and the number of questions and total duration for the different undergraduate and post graduate entrance exam to be conducted by the University. JNU Exam Pattern 2019 will contain both objective and subjective type questions for 100 marks. Negative marking in JNU 2019 exam pattern will depend on the subject for which the examination is conducted. The exam pattern of JNU 2019 followed for each subject will differ in the types of questions, sections and marking scheme. The University conducts JNUEE for admissions to various programmes offered by the university. Jawaharlal Nehru University will conduct JNU Entrance Exam 2019 tentatively in the last week of December 2018, which the applications will be released in third week of September 2018. Candidates can check here the JNU 2019 Exam pattern to understand the topics and types of questions asked for each particular programme.
Candidates must prepared themselves for questions from Physical Chemistry and Mathematics at B.Sc (General) level for M.Sc Physics.
M.Sc Chemistry, the questions will be based on Organic, Inorganic and Physical Chemistry. M.Sc in Physics and Chemistry will contain objective type questions only.