Knowing the exam syllabus is something you need to know, the syllabus is the passport to your success.

Experts consider this as a first step in exam preparation and for an exam like NEET students need to know what they have gotten themselves into.

NEET or cum eligibility national entrance test is considered as a difficult exam to pass as compared to other entrance tests.

It demands a lot of hard work, dedication, and consistency from students who want to pursue their career as medical students.

The chemistry syllabus for neet consists of NCERT book chapters of standard 11 and 12. So, the syllabus of CBSE and NEET is the same.

Just to clear the doubt, the state board also has exactly the same curriculum for neet.

Here is the full chemistry syllabus for NEET:

1. Basic concepts of chemistry

2. Structure of the atom

3. Classification of Elements and Periodicity

4. Chemical Bond and Molecular Structure

5. States of Matter

6. Thermodynamics

7. Balance

8. Redox reactions

9. Hydrogen

10. The elements of block S

11. The elements of the block P (XI)

12. Organic Chemistry – Basic Principles and Techniques

13. Hydrocarbons

14. Environmental chemistry

15. The solid state

16. Solutions

17. Electrochemistry

18. Chemical kinetics

19. Chemistry of surfaces

20. General principles and processes for isolating elements

21. The elements of block P (XII)

22. The elements of block D and F

23. Coordination Compounds

24. Differentiation and Conversions – Organic Chemistry

25. Reaction Mechanism – Organic Chemistry

26. Haloalkanes and haloarenes

27. Alcohols, phenols, and ethers

28. Aldehydes, Ketones, and Carboxylic Acids

29. Amines

30. Biomolecules

31. Polymers

32. Chemistry in everyday life

This is the complete and updated syllabus for the 2019 neet attempt.

Now that you know the complete neet syllabus 2019, I would suggest neet aspirants to start concentrating on it.

As I said in my previous post, only a well-structured study schedule can help achieve positive results.

PROFESSIONAL ADVICE

To improve your preparation in chemistry, what you can do is to find out the most important chapters in the syllabus and prepare for those that are comparatively stronger than other chapters.

Chemistry has a total of 180 points (45 questions) out of a total of 720 and to be admitted to a good university, students must have a total of more than 550 points.

And I would suggest students to get at least 110 points, this will help them to reach the specific points and get you into a good university.