Answer ::

-So firstly read your notes thoroughly. You need to learn the reactions by heart, but don’t stress on learning the reactions. You need to read it and the mechanisms are important too, so first read and then plot a story in your mind sequentially. Do it every time. It will help you in solving questions that are asked from the mechanisms.
-Make short notes, don’t write mechanism in your short notes, just write down the net reaction and when you revise your short notes just remember mechanism in the back of your mind.
-The key is to revise as many times as possible.
-Keep doing questions frequently.
-Read NCERT atleast 3 times, because every time you will read NCERT, it will surprise you.
-Once you start solving questions you will get an idea in what way you have to study Organic Chemistry.

Important topics :-
General Organic Chemistry (GOC) --
GOC starts with the basic concepts of inductive effect, hyperconjugation, resonance & electric effect. Given below is a list of relevant topics and most of the questions are asked from these- Identifying the Electrophile or Nucleophile Centers
Nomenclature
Isomerism
Resonance and Conjugation.

Organic Chemistry Books for NEET
NCERT Book
Organic Chemistry By Morrison and Boyd
Organic Chemistry By Solomon
Organic Chemistry By MS Chauhan
ABC of Chemistry for Classes 11 and 12 by Modern
Dinesh Chemistry Guide


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