NEET Chemistry is divided into three sections, namely, Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. Compared to Biology and Physics, Chemistry is considered to be the most scoring section. If prepared thoroughly, chemistry can help students to secure a meritorious position in the exam. Out of a total 720 marks (180 questions), NEET Chemistry comprises 180 marks (45 Questions). Therefore, it is essential for students to prepare well for the Chemistry section.Nearly 36% of weightage in NEET Chemistry section is allotted to Physical and Inorganic Chemistry while 28% of weightage is allotted to Organic Chemistry Syllabus as per previous trends, in some instances, equal marks-distribution is seen between all three sections. In order to enhance your chemistry preparation, it’s crucial to have thorough planning considering all your strengths, weaknesses and time availability for exam preparation.The chemistry section of NEET is considered to be the scoring section. The questions are NCERT-based predominantly. While all chapters of the NEET Chemistry syllabus must be thoroughly read and understood to excel at NEET, there are some chapters in the syllabus that are most important and must be prioritized. As per previous years’ trends, questions from the following chapters are said to have appeared the most. These numbers are subject to change every year. Take a look at the most important chapters of NEET Chemistry so far –
Equilibrium
p-block elements
Hydrocarbons
D and f block elements
Coordination compounds
Chemical bonding & molecular structure
Electrochemistry
Solutions
Organic chemistry – Some basic principles and techniques
Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids
In addition, to the above-mentioned chapters, candidates are also required to thoroughly learn and comprehend other chapters covered in the NEET Syllabus to be able to answer any question asked in NEET.This is a list of do or die chapters for NEET Chemistry 2023: Chemical bonding, Structure of atom, Equilibrium, Hydrocarbon, Coordination compounds, Thermodynamics, GOC, Electrochemistry, Amine, Name Reaction, Chemical kinetics, Biomolecules, Aldehyde ketone, Polymers, d and f block, p-block (class 12)NCERT theoretical concepts must be mastered. 2. Solve NCERT exemplar questions and also solve coaching modules 3. Organic chemistry – the process of reactions must be understood, which only helps to learn reactions on the same lines just as easily. Practice consistently 4. Inorganic chemistry – prepare notes for important reactions and practice thoroughly. Refer NCERT for this 5. Physical chemistry – make note of all equations soon after covering a chapter 6. Maintain a separate section in notes for reactions and their working 7. Make key notes and revise regularly 8. Solve previous years’ question papers, sample papers 9. Take up a mock test every dayRevise Inorganic Chemistry on a regular basis, complete all NCERT chapters. Make formula charts in Physical Chemistry and revise it from ti
This document discusses challenges facing professional stock investors managing large portfolios. Due to the immense size of their funds, these investors can only purchase large, heavily traded companies. This limits their ability to outperform the market through smaller investments. The document argues academics are wrong that the market cannot be beaten, and that small individual investors can have an advantage over professionals through more flexible investment strategies.
NEET Chemistry is divided into three sections, namely, Physical, Organic and Inorganic Chemistry. Compared to Biology and Physics, Chemistry is considered to be the most scoring section. If prepared thoroughly, chemistry can help students to secure a meritorious position in the exam. Out of a total 720 marks (180 questions), NEET Chemistry comprises 180 marks (45 Questions). Therefore, it is essential for students to prepare well for the Chemistry section.Nearly 36% of weightage in NEET Chemistry section is allotted to Physical and Inorganic Chemistry while 28% of weightage is allotted to Organic Chemistry Syllabus as per previous trends, in some instances, equal marks-distribution is seen between all three sections. In order to enhance your chemistry preparation, it’s crucial to have thorough planning considering all your strengths, weaknesses and time availability for exam preparation.The chemistry section of NEET is considered to be the scoring section. The questions are NCERT-based predominantly. While all chapters of the NEET Chemistry syllabus must be thoroughly read and understood to excel at NEET, there are some chapters in the syllabus that are most important and must be prioritized. As per previous years’ trends, questions from the following chapters are said to have appeared the most. These numbers are subject to change every year. Take a look at the most important chapters of NEET Chemistry so far –
Equilibrium
p-block elements
Hydrocarbons
D and f block elements
Coordination compounds
Chemical bonding & molecular structure
Electrochemistry
Solutions
Organic chemistry – Some basic principles and techniques
Aldehydes, ketones and carboxylic acids
In addition, to the above-mentioned chapters, candidates are also required to thoroughly learn and comprehend other chapters covered in the NEET Syllabus to be able to answer any question asked in NEET.This is a list of do or die chapters for NEET Chemistry 2023: Chemical bonding, Structure of atom, Equilibrium, Hydrocarbon, Coordination compounds, Thermodynamics, GOC, Electrochemistry, Amine, Name Reaction, Chemical kinetics, Biomolecules, Aldehyde ketone, Polymers, d and f block, p-block (class 12)NCERT theoretical concepts must be mastered. 2. Solve NCERT exemplar questions and also solve coaching modules 3. Organic chemistry – the process of reactions must be understood, which only helps to learn reactions on the same lines just as easily. Practice consistently 4. Inorganic chemistry – prepare notes for important reactions and practice thoroughly. Refer NCERT for this 5. Physical chemistry – make note of all equations soon after covering a chapter 6. Maintain a separate section in notes for reactions and their working 7. Make key notes and revise regularly 8. Solve previous years’ question papers, sample papers 9. Take up a mock test every dayRevise Inorganic Chemistry on a regular basis, complete all NCERT chapters. Make formula charts in Physical Chemistry and revise it from ti
This document discusses challenges facing professional stock investors managing large portfolios. Due to the immense size of their funds, these investors can only purchase large, heavily traded companies. This limits their ability to outperform the market through smaller investments. The document argues academics are wrong that the market cannot be beaten, and that small individual investors can have an advantage over professionals through more flexible investment strategies.
The Kautilya Arthashastra - Chanakya.pdfSumni Uchiha
This document provides a summary of the introduction to the translated work "The Arthashastra" by L.N. Rangarajan.
1) Arthashastra is the science of politics and statecraft that covers topics like administration, law and order, taxation, revenue, expenditure, foreign policy, defence, and war. Its main objectives are to promote the welfare of subjects, acquire wealth, and enlarge territory by conquest.
2) Kautilya was not the originator of Arthashastra. His work is based on earlier treatises from five schools of thought that are mentioned.
3) The introduction provides background on dharma, artha, kama
This document is an excerpt from Daymond John's book The Power of Broke which discusses the value of starting a business with limited resources and relying on creativity, determination, and authenticity over money and flash. The excerpt makes three key points:
1. True innovation comes from grassroots efforts, not top-down initiatives fueled by money. Many successful businesses, art forms, and trends originate organically from singular visions.
2. For relationships and businesses to succeed long-term, they must be built on authentic connections and genuine passion, not superficial displays of wealth, status, or sex appeal.
3. Overreliance on money can undermine creativity and lead companies to make changes for the wrong reasons
Technical Trading Tactics - John L. Person(1)_050520072816.pdfSumni Uchiha
This book provides a complete guide to technical trading tactics. It begins with an introduction to futures and options markets, explaining basic terminology and mechanics. The book then covers various technical analysis techniques including candlestick charts, chart patterns, volume and open interest analysis, and pivot point analysis. It discusses how to implement various trading strategies using these technical indicators and emphasizes the importance of mental discipline for traders. The book also includes a primer on options and concludes with the author's top ten trading principles. The goal is to share techniques that have worked for successful traders to help both new and experienced investors improve their trading.
This document provides biographies of the authors of the book "The 80 Minute MBA". Richard Reeves is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and teaches at Georgetown University. He previously worked as director of strategy for the UK's Deputy Prime Minister. John Knell is a leading thinker on the changing face of work and has consulted for governments, cultural institutions, and the private sector. He was previously director of research at The Work Foundation. The document outlines the authors' credentials and experience in business, policy, research, and consulting.
This document provides information about copyright and publishing details for a book. It includes:
- Copyright information for the book spanning from 2004 to the original copyright in 1985.
- Details about the publisher, including contact information.
- Dedication of the book to the author's father.
- Preface for the second edition noting feedback received and revisions made, including adding a new chapter.
- Preface for the first edition describing the objectives and organization of the book on research methodology.
- Table of contents listing the 14 chapters in the book.
The elements of investing_070721130724.pdfSumni Uchiha
The document introduces The Elements of Investing, a book written by Charles Ellis and Burton Malkiel that aims to distill investing and saving down to the essential elements. It provides a short overview of the contents of the book, noting that it covers five essential elements of investing: diversifying with low-cost index funds across different asset types and securities; focusing on the long term rather than market fluctuations; using employer-sponsored plans to maximize savings and minimize taxes; and more. The book is intended to teach readers all they need to know about investing successfully in just a few hours of reading.
This document is the preface to a book titled "STOCKS to 4E?DAI: Insights on Investor Behaviour" by Parag Parikh. The preface discusses how the book aims to explain investing strategies and the psychology behind investor behavior by drawing on concepts from behavioral finance. It notes that understanding behavioral biases can help readers make better investment decisions. The book also examines different types of investors and participants in stock markets. It aims to help readers understand market bubbles and the tug of war between greed and fear that drives booms and busts. The preface positions 2005 as the start of a major bull market in Indian history and the beginning of an equity investment tidal wave in India.
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This document provides an introduction to Niall Ferguson's book "The Ascent of Money". It discusses how money matters greatly in the world despite prejudices against it. It notes the large income inequality between average Americans and top bankers/hedge fund managers. The introduction sets up that the book will examine the history of money and finance and how it has evolved and shaped history. It acknowledges long-standing hostilities toward finance but argues that money is the root of most human progress.
This document discusses how Patel immigrants from Gujarat, India came to dominate the motel industry in the United States. In the 1970s, over 70,000 Patels were expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin and became refugees. Many settled in the US and initially went into the motel business due to their business skills developed in Gujarat over centuries and experience in hospitality industries in Africa. Their success in motels was due to applying strategies of minimizing risk while maximizing returns, known as "Dhandho", allowing them to acquire significant wealth and property holdings despite initial hardships.
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to the book "Mind Over Markets: Power Trading with Market Generated Information". It discusses how the Market Profile approach has evolved since the book was first published in analyzing market behavior and organizing trading-related data. While the Profile is a valid tool, experience over time has deepened the authors' understanding of how to interpret it and factors like volume, tempo and timeframe influence. The question is not whether the Profile works but whether it provides a scientific way to structure information about the auction market process.
This book discusses strategies for managing stress and maximizing performance as a trader. It explores the nature of stress and the negative emotions commonly experienced by traders, such as fear, greed, guilt, worry, and anger. Attempts to avoid or handle stress often backfire and can hurt trading performance. The book examines how perfectionism, risk management failures, inability to short stocks, ego, and other factors relate to stress. It provides exercises and advice for learning to live with stress in a way that allows traders to achieve their full potential.
This document provides information about a book titled "Mastering Trading Psychology: Improve Your Trading with Firsthand Reports by Real-Life Traders" including copyright details, a disclaimer, table of contents, dedication, and foreword. The foreword discusses how trading requires strong psychological skills and discipline to manage emotions. It introduces the book as compiling real stories from traders to help others learn from their experiences with the psychological challenges of trading.
The Kautilya Arthashastra - Chanakya.pdfSumni Uchiha
This document provides a summary of the introduction to the translated work "The Arthashastra" by L.N. Rangarajan.
1) Arthashastra is the science of politics and statecraft that covers topics like administration, law and order, taxation, revenue, expenditure, foreign policy, defence, and war. Its main objectives are to promote the welfare of subjects, acquire wealth, and enlarge territory by conquest.
2) Kautilya was not the originator of Arthashastra. His work is based on earlier treatises from five schools of thought that are mentioned.
3) The introduction provides background on dharma, artha, kama
This document is an excerpt from Daymond John's book The Power of Broke which discusses the value of starting a business with limited resources and relying on creativity, determination, and authenticity over money and flash. The excerpt makes three key points:
1. True innovation comes from grassroots efforts, not top-down initiatives fueled by money. Many successful businesses, art forms, and trends originate organically from singular visions.
2. For relationships and businesses to succeed long-term, they must be built on authentic connections and genuine passion, not superficial displays of wealth, status, or sex appeal.
3. Overreliance on money can undermine creativity and lead companies to make changes for the wrong reasons
Technical Trading Tactics - John L. Person(1)_050520072816.pdfSumni Uchiha
This book provides a complete guide to technical trading tactics. It begins with an introduction to futures and options markets, explaining basic terminology and mechanics. The book then covers various technical analysis techniques including candlestick charts, chart patterns, volume and open interest analysis, and pivot point analysis. It discusses how to implement various trading strategies using these technical indicators and emphasizes the importance of mental discipline for traders. The book also includes a primer on options and concludes with the author's top ten trading principles. The goal is to share techniques that have worked for successful traders to help both new and experienced investors improve their trading.
This document provides biographies of the authors of the book "The 80 Minute MBA". Richard Reeves is a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution and teaches at Georgetown University. He previously worked as director of strategy for the UK's Deputy Prime Minister. John Knell is a leading thinker on the changing face of work and has consulted for governments, cultural institutions, and the private sector. He was previously director of research at The Work Foundation. The document outlines the authors' credentials and experience in business, policy, research, and consulting.
This document provides information about copyright and publishing details for a book. It includes:
- Copyright information for the book spanning from 2004 to the original copyright in 1985.
- Details about the publisher, including contact information.
- Dedication of the book to the author's father.
- Preface for the second edition noting feedback received and revisions made, including adding a new chapter.
- Preface for the first edition describing the objectives and organization of the book on research methodology.
- Table of contents listing the 14 chapters in the book.
The elements of investing_070721130724.pdfSumni Uchiha
The document introduces The Elements of Investing, a book written by Charles Ellis and Burton Malkiel that aims to distill investing and saving down to the essential elements. It provides a short overview of the contents of the book, noting that it covers five essential elements of investing: diversifying with low-cost index funds across different asset types and securities; focusing on the long term rather than market fluctuations; using employer-sponsored plans to maximize savings and minimize taxes; and more. The book is intended to teach readers all they need to know about investing successfully in just a few hours of reading.
This document is the preface to a book titled "STOCKS to 4E?DAI: Insights on Investor Behaviour" by Parag Parikh. The preface discusses how the book aims to explain investing strategies and the psychology behind investor behavior by drawing on concepts from behavioral finance. It notes that understanding behavioral biases can help readers make better investment decisions. The book also examines different types of investors and participants in stock markets. It aims to help readers understand market bubbles and the tug of war between greed and fear that drives booms and busts. The preface positions 2005 as the start of a major bull market in Indian history and the beginning of an equity investment tidal wave in India.
Niall Ferguson - The Ascent of Money_070620210059.pdfSumni Uchiha
This document provides an introduction to Niall Ferguson's book "The Ascent of Money". It discusses how money matters greatly in the world despite prejudices against it. It notes the large income inequality between average Americans and top bankers/hedge fund managers. The introduction sets up that the book will examine the history of money and finance and how it has evolved and shaped history. It acknowledges long-standing hostilities toward finance but argues that money is the root of most human progress.
This document discusses how Patel immigrants from Gujarat, India came to dominate the motel industry in the United States. In the 1970s, over 70,000 Patels were expelled from Uganda by Idi Amin and became refugees. Many settled in the US and initially went into the motel business due to their business skills developed in Gujarat over centuries and experience in hospitality industries in Africa. Their success in motels was due to applying strategies of minimizing risk while maximizing returns, known as "Dhandho", allowing them to acquire significant wealth and property holdings despite initial hardships.
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to the book "Mind Over Markets: Power Trading with Market Generated Information". It discusses how the Market Profile approach has evolved since the book was first published in analyzing market behavior and organizing trading-related data. While the Profile is a valid tool, experience over time has deepened the authors' understanding of how to interpret it and factors like volume, tempo and timeframe influence. The question is not whether the Profile works but whether it provides a scientific way to structure information about the auction market process.
This book discusses strategies for managing stress and maximizing performance as a trader. It explores the nature of stress and the negative emotions commonly experienced by traders, such as fear, greed, guilt, worry, and anger. Attempts to avoid or handle stress often backfire and can hurt trading performance. The book examines how perfectionism, risk management failures, inability to short stocks, ego, and other factors relate to stress. It provides exercises and advice for learning to live with stress in a way that allows traders to achieve their full potential.
This document provides information about a book titled "Mastering Trading Psychology: Improve Your Trading with Firsthand Reports by Real-Life Traders" including copyright details, a disclaimer, table of contents, dedication, and foreword. The foreword discusses how trading requires strong psychological skills and discipline to manage emotions. It introduces the book as compiling real stories from traders to help others learn from their experiences with the psychological challenges of trading.