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The JEE ( Joint Entrance Exam) is an entrance test for various engineering colleges in India. JEE Mains and JEE Advanced are two phases of the exam. This exam is one of the toughest globally and also very competitive as more than 12 lakh candidates appear every year for 23 different IITs which have a total of 17,385 seats.
Keeping in mind the difficulty level of exams, students need up-to-date study materials to keep up with their practice. We at Origineducare have designed the best-in-class study material which comprises Notes, Practice papers, MCQ tests, Formula Sheets, and Solved Examples for IIT JEE aspirants. Our DPP (Daily Practice Papers) for JEE is a practice program designed to help JEE aspirants prepare for their exams by giving them a set of problems that replicate the actual exam pattern. These problems cover all the topics coming in the exam and are meant to enhance the student’s problem-solving and time-management skills.
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Prepare to excel in JEE / NEET exams with DPP for Chemistry
Origin educare has designed combined Daily Practice Problems (DPP) for JEE (Main+Advanced) with the help of its subject matter experts. In this series, you will find chapter-wise DPP designed following the latest syllabus for IIT JEE prescribed by the National Testing Agency.
By practicing daily practice Problems, students will be able to achieve excellence in JEE exams as our DPP contains complex problems. We also provide the solution key in a separate PDF file in which you will find a detailed explanation and steps toward the solution. We have provided the chapter-wise DPP of all important concepts that are coming in JEE exams with their answer keys.
The Daily Practice Problems(DPP) for Chemistry JEE Mains & Advanced 2025 are available for all the important topics and organized in a chapter-wise manner so that students won’t face any hassles. You can download the practice papers (PDF) for the following topics:
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Some Basic Concepts in Chemistry |
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Atomic Structure |
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Chemical bonding & Molecular Structure |
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Chemical Thermodynamics |
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Chemical & Ionic Equilibrium |
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Electrochemistry |
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Solid State |
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Solutions |
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Surface Chemistry |
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Classification of Elements and Periodicity in Properties |
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Hydrogen |
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S-Block Elements |
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P-Block Elements |
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D-Block Elements |
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F-Block Elements |
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Coordination Compounds |
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Isolation of Metals |
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Principles of Qualitive Analysis |
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Environmental Chemistry |
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Basic Principle of Organic Chemistry |
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Alkanes |
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Alkenes and Alkynes |
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Benzene |
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Phenols |
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Alkyl Halides |
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Alcohols |
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Ethers |
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Aldehydes and Ketones |
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Carboxylic Acids |
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Amines |
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Haloarenes |
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Biomolecules |
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Polymers |
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Chemistry in Everyday Life |
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Practical Organic Chemistry |
Benefits of using Mind Maps for JEE exams
The Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) is one of the most competitive exams in the world and a gateway to the prestigious IITs.
Connecting Concepts
Mind maps allow students to establish connections between different topics and subtopics. This will help students understand the relationships between concepts, making it easier to comprehend the overall structure of the subject.
Visual Representation
We all know that humans are visual learners. Mind maps provide a visual representation of information, which makes it easier for students to recall facts, formulas, and concepts for exams.
Organizing complex ideas
Mind maps help organize complex information visually, which is particularly useful in subjects like Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics where many concepts and formulas must be remembered.
Revision material information
JEE Main Syllabus
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Eligibility Critaria
AIR 1 in JEE, AIPMT, NEET-UG & AIIMS in the last 10 years
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medals in International Junior Science Olympiad
Mock Test
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Eam Pattern
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Frequently Asked Questions
Our mathematics notes cover a wide range of topics, including arithmetic,
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The important questions focus on key concepts that are likely to be tested in
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