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![[Post New]](/templates/default/images/icon_minipost_new.gif) 23 Oct 2007 11:46:20 IST
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i badly need ur help..i m findin it difficult 2 study organic chem,how shud 1 tackle it
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23 Oct 2007 11:51:29 IST
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1) Read NCERT or any standard chem books
2) practice as many problems u can from good obj books such as (Pradeep obj chem(using) / RC Muckherjee(just heard not using)
Then see Organic chem will be nothing
The study material in GOIIT is the best u may refer it
Hope u r clear please do rate if satisfied
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23 Oct 2007 11:59:41 IST
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Donot be scared or frustrated about anything.Be calm relax your mind and study .I guess you are a bit frustrated.Organic chemistry is very easy.Do not try to byheart everthing try to remember its reactions by its properties.All that matters is the simple way you keep it in your mind.And refer any good standard book ok
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24 Oct 2007 06:15:47 IST
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Go through NCERT books first
Then go for more detailed study from either Morrison Boyd or IL Finar or Solomons
All are good among them.....
Then u can go for solving questions from say FIITJEE material or Brilliant material or Arihant.....
Don't just cram the things....
Try to understand the mechanism and keep practising the mechanisms on paper
After sometime u will find yourself improving
Then while solving questions,,, if u make mistake try to figure out where u went wrong.....
U may also ask your doubts in GOIIT and clear them
Also see the questions asked everyday by experts on GOIIT....
Probably then u will gain much confidence in org chem....
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24 Oct 2007 17:04:36 IST
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For Organic Chemistry I will refer you Morrison And Boyd as the book goes very systematically, all you need is to study the book with full concentration, and you will soon love Organic...try this...
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25 Oct 2007 07:32:55 IST
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go your study in systematic approach.first prepare your mechanism of organic reaction in proper way,type of reactions and reagents and than apply it by proper practice.goiit study material is very good for start consult it.
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1 Nov 2007 13:57:31 IST
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dont get worried about organic chem. its easy if u try to do a little everyday. refer NCERT books .they have some very good information. Try to pratcise mechanisms as more as you can.you can even try "organic mechanisms by SANIYAL". one thing you have to do is practising it as much as possible. all d best for ur future.
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21 Mar 2008 13:09:34 IST
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i too faced such a problem
go for Arihant organic chemistry
its very good with lot of questions solved+unsolved for practice
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