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  NEET 38 Years PYQ CHEMISTRY

  It is with immense pleasure that we present to you this latest edition of this book for NEET aspirants. This nook has been written and designed to provide students with a complete and structured resource to give their best shot to the most competitive exams such as NEET (National Eligibility cum entrance test ) place significant weight on the chemistry section , and year after year, a pattern is observed : many questions are directly inspired by or repeated from previours year papers.

  ( AWADESH SONKAR )

  Category: Competitions

  ISBN: P-1539

  Sr	Chapter Name	No Of Page
  1	38 Years PYQ (CHEMISTRY)CLASS-XI, 1- SOME BASIC CONCEPTS IN CHEMISTRY	11
  2	2- STRUCTURE OF ATOM : CLASSICAL & MODERN	13
  3	3- CLASSIFICATION OF ELEMENTS AND PERIODICITY IN PROPERTIES	10
  4	4- CHEMICAL BONDING AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE	27
  5	5- THERMODYNAMICS	17
  6	6- CHEMICAL EQUILIBRIUM	8
  7	7- IONIC EQUILIBRIUM	12
  8	8- REDOX REACTION	10
  9	9- GENERAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY IUPAC NAMING AND ISOMERISM	3
  10	10- GENERAL ORGANIC CHEMISTRY : SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES AND APPLICATIONS	30
  11	11- HYDROCARBONS	19
  12	38 YEARS PYQ (CHEMISTRY) CLASS-XII, 1- SOLUTIONS	11
  13	2- ELECTROCHEMISTRY	12
  14	3- CHEMICAL KINETICS	15
  15	4- THE p-BLOCK ELEMENTS	11
  16	5- THE d and f-BLOCK ELEMENTS	14
  17	6- COORDINATION COMPOUNDS	17
  18	7- HALOALKANES AND HALOARENES	9
  19	8- ALCOHOLS, PHENOLS AND ETHERS	14
  20	9- ALDEHYDES AND KETONES	18
  21	10- AMINES	13
  22	11- BIOMOLECULES	12
  23	NEET (UG) 2025 PAPER	12

• Ratings & Reviews

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  • 5.0

    Nitika Joshi

  A must-have for NEET Chemistry. This book gives a clear idea of what type of questions repeat often.

  5.0

  Kunal Pathak

Exactly what I needed. The chapter-wise distribution is excellent, especially for Organic Chemistry.

5.0

Ishita Rao

Very effective for last-minute revision. I revised the entire Chemistry section in just 2 weeks using this.

5.0

Nikhil Chatterjee

Best PYQ chemistry book I’ve used. The questions are well-structured, and nothing feels outdated.

5.0

Avni Mishra

Smartly arranged content. Makes it easy to revise Inorganic and Physical parts separately.

5.0

Ramesh Yadav

Solved answers are on point. It helped me avoid silly mistakes in the exam.

5.0

Sanya Kapoor

Great for understanding NEET trends. You can literally guess what topics matter the most.

5.0

Tushar Chauhan

Print and binding are good too. Sturdy enough to handle repeated use.

5.0

Priyanshi Arora

Detailed solutions are a bonus. Especially liked the explanation style in Physical Chemistry.

5.0

Ayaan Khan

Confidence booster. After solving all the PYQs, I knew I was ready for the exam.

5.0

Meenakshi Sinha

Excellent effort by Pragati. A well-designed book that saves coaching money.

5.0

Ravi Deswal

Helps identify strong and weak areas. I used it to focus my revision better.

5.0

Geetika Rathi

NEET-focused content. Not overloaded with unnecessary theory, only exam-relevant stuff.

5.0

Lakshit Goyal

Amazing tool for drop year aspirants. I cracked 620 with this as one of my main prep books.

5.0

Vaishnavi R.

Best book for self-study. I didn’t feel the need for coaching materials anymore.

4.0

Rajat Verma

Good selection of questions. But a few answers could have been explained more clearly.

4.0

Preeti Chauhan

Covers a huge time span. Could’ve added some concept revision notes.

4.0

Aditya Bhatt

Great for practice, but solutions feel rushed in places. Still worth it.

4.0

Shraddha Kale

Neatly compiled. Just wish they added color-coded difficulty levels.

4.0

Mohit Negi

Very helpful. Especially Inorganic and Organic questions are well chosen.

4.0

Nimrat Kaur

Helps avoid topic confusion. But lacks a proper index.

4.0

— Arjun Pillai

Focused and effective. A few minor typos, but nothing major.

3.0

Shravan Joshi

Decent but lacks context. Some tricky questions need background explanation.

3.0

Bhavika D.

Good for practice, not for concepts. Use it after you've read your NCERT.

3.0

Ujjwal Nanda

Okayish. Can be used as a secondary book but not a standalone one.