Chemistry8–10 questions per year

NEET Physical Chemistry.

Thermodynamics, equilibrium, electrochemistry, kinetics, solutions, atomic structure. The most numerical-heavy section of Chemistry.

Physical Chemistry is the longest of the three Chemistry sections in NEET — and the most numerical. Mole concept, atomic structure, gas laws, solutions (colligative properties), thermodynamics (ΔG, ΔH, ΔS), equilibrium (Kc, Kp, ionic equilibrium), kinetics (rate law, order, half-life), and electrochemistry (Nernst equation, conductivity) all show up. Strong fundamentals here transfer directly into JEE prep too.

NCERT chapters to cover

  • 📘Class 11 Ch 1: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry
  • 📘Class 11 Ch 2: Structure of Atom
  • 📘Class 11 Ch 5: Thermodynamics
  • 📘Class 11 Ch 6: Equilibrium
  • 📘Class 12 Ch 2: Solutions
  • 📘Class 12 Ch 3: Electrochemistry
  • 📘Class 12 Ch 4: Chemical Kinetics

Exam tips

  • 1Mole concept fluency is non-negotiable — solve 100+ stoichiometry problems before NEET.
  • 2Memorize the order of standard reduction potentials for common species — saves time on EMF questions.
  • 3For kinetics, recognize order from rate law expressions instantly: rate = k[A]ⁿ → order n.
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FAQ

How many Physical Chemistry questions come in NEET?
Based on NEET past papers from 2018–2025, Physical Chemistry typically delivers 8–10 questions per year.
Which NCERT chapters cover Physical Chemistry?
For NEET Physical Chemistry, study Class 11 Ch 1: Some Basic Concepts of Chemistry; Class 11 Ch 2: Structure of Atom; Class 11 Ch 5: Thermodynamics; Class 11 Ch 6: Equilibrium; Class 12 Ch 2: Solutions; Class 12 Ch 3: Electrochemistry; Class 12 Ch 4: Chemical Kinetics.
What's the best way to prepare Physical Chemistry for NEET?
Mole concept fluency is non-negotiable — solve 100+ stoichiometry problems before NEET. Memorize the order of standard reduction potentials for common species — saves time on EMF questions.

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