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  • Part 1 — Physical Chemistry · Units 1–7
  • Part 2 — Kinetics, Inorganic & Organic foundation · Units 8–14
  • Part 3 — Organic, Biomolecules & Practical · Units 15–20
  • 600+ NEET-style questions · 115+ worked numericals
  • 40 master sheets — formula, exception and trap banks
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NEET UG ChemistryAll 20 unitsPhysical · Inorganic · OrganicWorked numericalsException banksConversion mapsOriginal NEET-style practice
314pages · 3 parts
20syllabus units
600+NEET-style questions
40master sheets
Know the paper first

180 marks. Three subjects wearing one name.

Physical, Inorganic and Organic reward completely different kinds of revision. Read physical chemistry the way you read inorganic, and you "know" the chapter but can't finish the paper.

Physics180
Chemistry180
Biology360
0Chemistry = 180 / 720720
45Chemistry questions
180Chemistry marks
+4 / −1per question

⚠ Based on the NEET UG 2025 pattern. Confirm the current pattern in the official NTA information bulletin.

How each branch is revised

Most Chemistry marks aren't lost by forgetting a fact —
they're lost by confusing a pair.

ΔH vs ΔU. Kc vs Kp. Molarity vs molality. SN1 vs SN2. That is why this set is built on two-column comparison tables, condition-first formula boxes and a red trap box on almost every page.

ConceptFormulaNEET trap
Built the way NEET marks you

Less re-reading. More right answers.

Formulas memorised without their conditions

Every formula box states its condition, units and common mistake

Reading solved numericals instead of solving them

Cover, attempt, compare — every numerical ends with a ✓ check

Trends learnt without their exceptions

Exception banks — because the exception is what gets asked

Organic reactions as a list to cram

Conversion maps — oxygen network, diazonium map, benzene map

No plan for the last week

40 master sheets, a one-day revision sheet and a 30-day planner

The system behind every page

One learning chain. Three passes.

CONCEPT→VISUAL→FORMULA→CONDITION→APPLICATION→EXAMPLE→TRAP→PRACTICE
PASS 1Full read — everything, including the worked numericals. Mark nothing yet.~8 min/page
PASS 2Cover and recall — then mark only what you missed.~4 min/page
PASS 3Marked only — never the full page again.~60 s/page

Six inks — so nothing on a page is decoration

Violet — conceptA definition or a reason.
Mint green — formulaOr the one line worth carrying away.
Blue — numerical workingThe calculation pathway.
Yellow — exceptionWhere a rule or trend breaks.
Coral red — NEET trapWhere marks are actually lost.
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The complete set

Three parts. All 20 units.

Each part follows the same order: concept → visual → formula with condition → worked example → trap → NEET-style practice → master sheet.

Part 1 · 108 pages

Physical Chemistry

Units 1–7 · 92 worked numericals · 8 master sheets

  • Mole concept, stoichiometry, concentration terms
  • Atomic structure — Bohr model, quantum numbers, configuration
  • Bonding — VSEPR shape atlas, hybridisation, MO theory
  • Thermodynamics, solutions, equilibrium, pH & buffers
  • Redox & electrochemistry — Kohlrausch, Nernst, cells
Every worked numerical ends with a check — unit, magnitude, sign or direction.
Part 2 · 100 pages

Kinetics, Inorganic & Organic Foundation

Units 8–14 · 6 mixed practice sets · 12 master sheets

  • Chemical kinetics — order, half-life, Arrhenius
  • Periodicity — the trend master map and its exceptions
  • p-block group by group · d- and f-block · KMnO₄ & K₂Cr₂O₇ banks
  • Coordination — ligands, IUPAC both ways, isomerism, CFT
  • Purification, IUPAC, intermediates, electronic effects
Inorganic is set as tables on purpose — cover the reason column and supply it.
Part 3 · 106 pages

Organic, Biomolecules & Practical

Units 15–20 · 295 numbered questions · 6 drills

  • Hydrocarbons, haloalkanes, SN1 vs SN2
  • Alcohols, phenols, ethers, carbonyls, acids — the oxygen map
  • Amines, the diazonium conversion map, biomolecules
  • Practical chemistry — salt analysis, titrations, preparations
  • Two final tests · six drills · 30-day planner
Conversion maps turn organic from a list to cram into routes you can trace.
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Full table of contents

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Part 1 Units 1–7

Unit 1 · Some Basic Conceptspp. 5–17
  1. Matter, laws of chemical combination, Dalton
  2. Atomic and molecular mass · the mole concept
  3. Percentage composition and formulae
  4. Stoichiometry, limiting reagent, yield and purity
  5. Concentration terms
Unit 2 · Atomic Structurepp. 18–35
  1. Subatomic particles · Thomson and Rutherford
  2. Electromagnetic radiation, Planck, photoelectric effect
  3. Hydrogen spectrum · Bohr model and transitions
  4. de Broglie · Heisenberg · the quantum model
  5. Quantum numbers · orbitals and nodes
  6. Electronic configuration — Cr and Cu
Unit 3 · Chemical Bondingpp. 36–52
  1. Octet, Lewis symbols, ionic bonding, Fajans' rules
  2. Lewis structures, formal charge, resonance
  3. Bond parameters and dipole moment
  4. VSEPR theory and the shape atlas
  5. Hybridisation · valence bond theory, σ and π
  6. Molecular orbital theory · hydrogen bonding
Unit 4 · Chemical Thermodynamicspp. 53–64
  1. State functions · the first law, heat and work
  2. Enthalpy, heat capacity, types of enthalpy change
  3. Hess's law and bond enthalpy
  4. Entropy and the second law
  5. Gibbs energy, spontaneity, ΔG° and K
Unit 5 · Solutionspp. 65–73
  1. Solubility and Henry's law
  2. Raoult's law, ideal and non-ideal solutions, azeotropes
  3. Colligative properties and osmosis
  4. The van't Hoff factor · colligative master table
Unit 6 · Equilibriumpp. 74–84
  1. Kc, Kp and the reaction quotient
  2. Le Chatelier's principle
  3. Acid–base concepts, Kw and the pH scale
  4. Salt hydrolysis · buffer solutions
  5. Solubility product and the common-ion effect
Unit 7 · Redox & Electrochemistrypp. 85–98
  1. Oxidation number · balancing, both methods
  2. Conductance and Kohlrausch's law
  3. Galvanic cells and electrode potential
  4. EMF, ΔG, K and the Nernst equation
  5. Electrolysis, batteries, fuel cells, corrosion
Master Sheets M1–M8pp. 99–108
  1. Complete formula bank · exception bank · trap bank
  2. Graph bank · species bank
  3. Constants, conversions and standard orders
  4. Numerical method map · definitions bank

Part 2 Units 8–14

Unit 8 · Chemical Kineticspp. 5–18
  1. Rate of reaction and the factors affecting it
  2. Rate law, order and the units of k
  3. Zero and first order compared
  4. Molecularity · Arrhenius theory · collision theory
Unit 9 · Classification & Periodicitypp. 19–31
  1. Modern periodic law, blocks, position from configuration
  2. Effective nuclear charge, shielding, penetration
  3. Atomic and ionic radii · isoelectronic species
  4. Ionisation enthalpy and its four exceptions · electron gain enthalpy
  5. The periodic trend master map
Unit 10 · p-Block Elementspp. 32–43
  1. Inert pair effect · the first-element anomaly
  2. Groups 13 and 14 — boron, aluminium, carbon
  3. Groups 15 and 16 — the nitrogen and oxygen anomalies
  4. Group 17 halogens · Group 18 noble gases
  5. Master comparison across the block
Unit 11 · d- and f-Block Elementspp. 44–54
  1. Transition elements · variable oxidation states
  2. Colour and magnetic behaviour · catalysis, alloys
  3. Potassium dichromate — reaction bank
  4. Potassium permanganate — the three media
  5. Lanthanoids, the contraction, actinoids
Unit 12 · Coordination Compoundspp. 55–66
  1. Terminology · ligand master table, denticity, chelation
  2. Werner's theory · IUPAC nomenclature, both directions
  3. Structural and stereoisomerism
  4. Valence bond theory · crystal field theory
Unit 13 · Purification & Characterisationpp. 67–74
  1. Choosing a purification method · chromatography
  2. Detecting N, S, P and halogens
  3. Quantitative estimation formulae
  4. Empirical and molecular formula
Unit 14 · Basic Principles of Organic Chemistrypp. 75–87
  1. Tetravalency, hybridisation, classification
  2. Homologous series · isomerism decision tree
  3. IUPAC nomenclature — the naming algorithm
  4. Bond fission, intermediates and their stability
  5. Inductive, electromeric, resonance, hyperconjugation
  6. Reaction types
Master Sheets & Mixed Practicepp. 88–100
  1. Formula bank · exception bank · NEET trap bank
  2. Structure and geometry bank
  3. Six mixed practice sets — numerical, A–R, structure
  4. One-day revision sheet

Part 3 Units 15–20

Unit 15 · Hydrocarbonspp. 5–17
  1. Alkanes · free-radical halogenation · conformations
  2. Alkenes — Markovnikov, peroxide effect, ozonolysis
  3. Alkynes — acidity, addition, polymerisation
  4. Benzene, aromaticity, electrophilic substitution
  5. Directing effects · the benzene map
Unit 16 · Halogen Compoundspp. 18–28
  1. The C–X bond and preparation
  2. SN2 and SN1 mechanisms · elimination vs substitution
  3. Haloarenes · Grignard reagents
  4. Chloroform, iodoform, freons, DDT
Unit 17 · Oxygen Compoundspp. 29–43
  1. Alcohols — reactions, Lucas test
  2. Phenols — Kolbe, Reimer–Tiemann
  3. Ethers · aldehydes and ketones
  4. Aldol, Cannizzaro, iodoform · carboxylic acids
  5. The complete oxygen reaction network
Unit 18 · Nitrogen Compoundspp. 44–51
  1. Amines — classification and basicity
  2. Preparation, reactions, Hinsberg test
  3. Diazonium salts and the conversion map
  4. Cyanides, isocyanides, amine test bank
Unit 19 · Biomoleculespp. 52–59
  1. Carbohydrates
  2. Proteins · enzymes and vitamins
  3. Nucleic acids and hormones
Unit 20 · Practical Chemistrypp. 60–69
  1. Laboratory practice · Lassaigne's test
  2. Qualitative analysis — cations and anions
  3. Functional group tests · titration principles
  4. Preparations — Mohr's salt, alum, acetanilide, iodoform
  5. Permanganate titrations · thermochemistry, sols, kinetics
Master Section & Testspp. 70–106
  1. Master sheets and conversion drill
  2. Mixed practice I–IV
  3. Final Part 3 test · final combined test
  4. Six drills — product, reagent, structure, A–R, numerical, distinguish
  5. Self-check · thirty-day planner
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Does this replace NCERT?

No — and it isn't meant to. NEET Chemistry is built on NCERT. Use the textbook to learn a topic once, then use these notes to revise it, apply it and avoid its traps in far less time. This is an independent study aid, not an official NCERT or NTA publication.

Does it include Physics and Biology?

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600+ original NEET-style questions with answers and working — single-answer, assertion–reason, statement-based, match-the-list, data- and graph-based — plus 115+ worked numericals, six mixed practice sets in Part 2, and two final tests and six drills in Part 3. Pair it with previous years' papers and full mock tests.

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