My Recommendation: You should pick chemistry only if you are comfortable with the subject or have atleast some exposure to it. Otherwise it will be very difficult to understand the subject in such a short span of time. Go through the PYQ’s to find out how familiar are you with the questions asked.
People who have a past degree in Chemistry such BSc or MSc should definitely pick Chemistry as their optional.
In conclusion, chemistry is a great optional. But at the same time, it will require some additional effort from your side. The effort is usually worth it as it is rewarded with better marks 😊
Since the syllabus is huge, it takes a lot of time to scan them manually. I will first start with Paper II (Organic Chemistry) and then move to Paper I (Physical and Inorganic Chemistry). I will try my best to upload one chapter daily
Disclaimer – These notes are by no means exhaustive. These are short notes and please treat them as such. They are not a substitute for the standard books and classroom notes. Also, please pardon me for the mistakes I might have committed during the preparation of these notes. If you find any such mistake, do communicate to me and I will make the changes accordingly.
Hello everyone, I am uploading a few of my Chemistry Tests. But these are from last year (CSE 2020). For CSE 2021, I didn’t join any test series and thus I don’t have any copies with me.
In CSE 2020, I scored 276 in Chemistry. I followed almost the same writing style in both 2020 and 2021. These tests would give a good idea about how to approach the questions and what needs to be written. Any small changes I made, I will discuss it in the subsequent sessions.
First of all apologies from my side, I know, I have not been very active in the group. The schedule at LBSNAA is such that it leaves you with no time to do something else.
I am starting a new Q/A thread. If you have any queries, please add it in the comments. I will answer them as soon as I can.
