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22 Mar 2009 11:15:21 IST

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Sir I am pretty good in Physics and Maths but am very bad in inorganic chemistry. Even my organic pa

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Sir I am pretty good in Physics and Maths but am very bad in inorganic chemistry. Even my organic part isn't particularly strong. What should I do seeing that JEE is very close ?

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MANDAZABANGA~IN THE HALL OF FAME!!!!

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22 Mar 2009 11:44:12 IST

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learn n memorise organic

Bhaskar Tetarbe

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22 Mar 2009 12:58:56 IST

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@kapil isn't this very obvious ?Plss tell me some technique or strategy.

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22 Mar 2009 13:00:07 IST

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sit down................cool down .........................n break down to study!@@!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Loser!

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22 Mar 2009 21:33:53 IST

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see organic will be easy, if u learn mechanism.... First be thorough in nomenclature and GOC.... GOC helps a lot !!! If u know all the five effects very well,using that u can find major products... U don need to remember rules and exceptions.DOnt memorise reactions .learn to get the products on ur own... Try to wnderstand mechanism and practise lot of reactions from standard books like arihant,morrison etc.. I think this might have helped u ..ALL THE BEST

Bhaskar Tetarbe

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23 Mar 2009 06:47:24 IST

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Can anyone give advice for inorganic.

AIR 538 Asish

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23 Mar 2009 06:53:22 IST

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just read NCERT and i think it wud be more than sufficient .. in fact weightage of inorganic in IIT JEE is less compared to others around 20%.. so basically more exceptions are likely to be asked... but its safe to just complete NCERT...

Sagar Saxena

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23 Mar 2009 08:21:11 IST

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nice to hear that u r good in physica and maths.but in IITJEE they have a individual cutoff and u have to qualify cutoff in very subject.............for inorganic chemistry,go for NCERT books and than ARIHANT books.at last moment this can only be done

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