Arihant Achiver Medico Series NEET Objective Chemistry – Volume 1: Detailed Modular Theory, NEET Analytics, PYQs, and Practice Exercises for Targeted NEET Preparation by Dr. R K Gupta (Author)

BOOK STRUCTURE

• Covers 10 chapters in a modulewise manner

BOOK FEATURES

• Modular Theory and Practice
• Each chapter begins with:
• Learning Objectives– Glimpse of Modular Distribution of Topics
• Chapter Overview with NEET Connection– Contains chapter abstract, insight of important topics, suggestions to grip the chapter in a better way, NEET analytics as video support
• Chapters divided into smaller modules
• Each module theory is featured with
• Concept Ladder– Focused box matter with enhanced and important information about the concept
• Mentor’s Tips– Specialised tips, tricks, and advices by mentor
• Modular theory is synced with PYQs through
• NEET Snapshot– Selected conceptual questions of PYQs with fully explained theory having facts
• NEET Close Up- Example similar to PYQ asked in NEET 2024 along with additional practice through skill builders
• NEET Exclusive Extra Bytes– Important facts from past exams/ topics still expected in NEET
• Assignment of the chapters are given with
• Step up Practice– Scientifically designed first practice exercise to check modular learning
• Gearing up for NEET- Mixed bag of assorted MCQs with all special format questions types asked in NEET
• Final Check through PYQs– Specialised PYQs section having last 10 years PYQs arranged in modular format
• The explanation of all questions is given at the chapter end as hints and solutions

WHY THIS BOOK?

• Revised and magnified edition of NEET Objective Chemistry book Vol. 1 of Medico Achiever’s Series
• Framed to provide help in facing present day challenges by future medicos

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry, Structure of Atoms, Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties, Chemical Bonding and Molecular Structure, Chemical Thermodynamics, Thermochemistry, Chemical Equilibrium, Ionic Equilibrium, Redox Reactions, Organic Compound and their Nomenclature