How to score good marks in boards??? (chemistry exam preparation tips) for class 12

Since board exams are very important for your upcoming career, you should give important attention to this article.The subject Chemistry is considered to be difficult as it involves a lot of  understanding and application of equations, formulae, numericals and more. Chemistry is an important subject for science stream students. Those who have good command over basics can easily score 90+ marks in this subject.

               This subject also plays a crucial role in the competitive exam. So, preparing for the board exam will help students to perform well in the competitive exams as well. 

 

CBSE CLASS 12 CHEMISTRY PREPARATION TIPS:-

CBSE class 12 chemistry is mainly divided into three parts:-

   1.PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY

   2.ORGANIC CHEMISTRY

   3.INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

 

Here are the ways to prepare for each section of chemistry in detail:-

PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY:-

If a student has a strong mathematical calculation capability and formula application skill then it will be a plus point for preparing the Physical Chemistry.This basically consists of 23 marks and has 33% of weightage of the whole paper.

To remember all the formulas, students must note down all formulas at one place with examples. This will also help them in quick revision during exam timing.

ORGANIC CHEMISTRY:-

Practice is best remedy to all Organic chemistry issues. I strongly urge you to pick as many exercises as you can.Start from the basic and steadily keep on increasing complexity. At the same time, keep a close watch on kind of questions being asked in the exams. It takes a little bit of time, but if you constantly keep on revising and doing sample problems, you are bound to become champion in organic chemistry.

        The organic chemistry is asked for 28 marks in the board exam. These topics mainly constitute the reactions, IUPAC naming of compounds, use of the different reagent to test the presence of the compounds.

                                                                        

The important name reactions such as Williamson, Wolff-Kishner, Hell-Volhard-Zelinsky, Clemmensen Reduction are directly asked in the exam for 5 marks. So students must practice these reactions and it should be on their fingertips.

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

 

This is considered to be a difficult part of class 12 chemistry. Students must memorise the periodic table and know about the properties of p-Block, d-Block and f-Block element. The questions asked in the exams are mostly from the ncert class 12 textbook. The Inorganic chemistry is asked for 19 marks in the paper.

TIPS FOR SCORING GOOD MARKS:-

1.Follow up your NCERT concepts with a reference book to gain a deeper understanding of the topic.

2. Solving the previous year class 12 Chemistry question papers will provide an idea of the exam pattern and type of questions asked in the exam.

3.Do not ignore numerical problems. Most of the times, the problems are direct application of the formulae in use, and, at times are mixed with your understanding of a topic. The numerical problems, if mastered are a good way to score marks.

4.Analyse the weak points and work on them to improve the performance.

5.After you finish your syllabus, revise as many times as possible.